NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- The markets may be feeling some pain next week, Jim Cramer said on Mad Money Friday as he laid out his game plan. Cramer said that with the Federal Reserve meeting on Wednesday and the Alibaba initial public offering on Friday, there could be a lot of money moving out of stocks.
Cramer said on Monday he'll be watching both Apple (AAPL) , a stock he owns for his charitable trust, Action Alerts PLUS, to hear the latest iPhone 6 preorder sales. He'll also be keeping an be on Yahoo! (YHOO) , as that company will be the biggest benefactor of the Alibaba IPO on Friday.


Tuesday brings earnings from Adobe Systems (ADBE) , and Cramer said the stock's reaction will provide a gauge on the health of the tech sector.

On Wednesday, all eyes will be on the Fed, Cramer said. The U.S. and world economies aren't strong enough to handle rapidly rising interest rates, he said, but that won't stop the bond market from overreacting to any news that comes out of the Fed's statement. Investors need to respect the bond market because it can have a big impact on stocks.

Also on Wednesday is FedEx (FDX) , which will provide an excellent read on the health of the global economy.

Then on Thursday it's Rite-Aid (RAD) and ConAgra (CAG) , two stocks Cramer said he'll be listening to for more information.

Finally, on Friday it's the big Alibaba IPO, the largest in history. Cramer said fund managers need to do a lot of selling in order to make room for this huge IPO, so expect weakness all week. If investors can get in on the deal Cramer suggested doing so, although its already been reported that the deal is oversubscribed.

Visteon Is a Winner

There's a business that you've probably never heard of that's worth a lot more than the sum of its parts, Cramer told viewers, and that company is the auto parts conglomerate Visteon (VC - Get Report) .