Stocks discussed on the in-depth session of Jim Cramer's Mad Money TV Program, Friday September 13.

10 Things To Watch In The Week Ahead: Emerson (NYSE:EMR), United Technologies (NYSE:UTX), FedEx (NYSE:FDX), Oracle (NYSE:ORCL), Pier One Imports (NYSE:PIR), Rite Aid (NYSE:RAD), Boeing (NYSE:BA). Other stock mentioned: SPDR Gold Trust ETF (NYSEARCA:GLD)

Monday

Empire State Fed Survey and U.S. Industrial Production number: Both are likely to be strong.

Tuesday

Morgan Stanley Industrials and Auto Conference: Will give a good read on industrials. Boeing (BA) has a presentation, and is strong on the comeback of Europe and China. Cramer expects more upside from BA.

Tuesday

Citigroup Global Industrial Conference: Emerson Electric (EMR) and United Technologies (UTX) will give presentations. Both should be positive.

Wednesday

Fed meeting: All eyes will be on this meeting this week, and it may move stocks dramatically. Cramer would buy good stocks on declines if there is talk of tapering.

FedEx (FDX) guided down last time, but the stock has climbed from the low $80s to $107. If it dips, Cramer would buy it. If FDX reports good news, it may be headed to $120.

Oracle (ORCL) has disappointed, and management always seems to find excuses for lackluster performance. Cramer doesn't think the story will be different this time.

Thursday

Pier One Imports (PIR) has a housewares segment that has tripled. Many are negative on housing plays because of higher interest rates, but Cramer believes in PIR.

Rite Aid (RAD) is making a comeback and may head to the $5 range.

Friday

May include a possible announcement of the next Fed Chief. Cramer hinted that it is likely to be Larry Summers.

Cramer took a call:

SPDR Gold Trust ETF (GLD): "Unwind it...do not fool around. You have done the wrong thing and right it."

Splunk (NASDAQ:SPLK): The Best New Company You've Probably Never Heard Of.

Splunk (SPLK) is a game changer in the area of machine data from the big data universe. The company came public 18 months ago. SPLK discovered a "treasure chest" of unstructured data bigger players were not dealing with. It has partnerships with major tech companies, and the addressable market is around $30 billion. SPLK has 6,000 customers in 90 countries, but it is still in the early innings; it has more demand than salespeople available to deal with the workload, and plans to radically increase hiring. The company reported a less than expected earnings loss with a rise in revenues of 50%. The stock shot up 12.8% and hasn't looked back. It has doubled since the beginning of the year and has risen 245% since it came public. The stock is expensive, although it expects revenue growth at 35% and has 90% gross margins. Cramer recommends it for speculation and would buy only a small portion now. SPLK is a "big data game changer."