Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Weak-Dollar Winners

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Next week is big for earnings, and three stocks are reporting that should benefit from the weak dollar the way McDonald's (MCD Quote) has, due to its significant global exposure, Jim Cramer told viewers of his "Mad Money" TV show Friday.

First, there is Coca-Cola(KO Quote), which Cramer expects to hit $60 next week, he said. The stock closed at $57.80.

Next is United Technologies (UTX Quote), which Cramer said should "handily" beat its numbers with its great overseas exposure.

Finally, there is Altria (MO Quote), which he also owns for his Action Alerts PLUS and which he believes "is still the cheapest stock on the Dow Jones Industrial Average. This is the last quarter before the company breaks itself up, Cramer said. It should be a good quarter for Altria.

Separately, Cramer said his sources indicate Citigroup (C Quote) CEO Chuck Prince could be out of his position next week. Market players should consider getting into Citigroup by Friday, he said.

The biggest news on Friday, however, had nothing to do with earnings, Cramer said.

BEA Systems (BEAS Quote) got a massive takeover bid from Oracle (ORCL Quote), something Cramer said he's been predicting would happen for a while.

He thought this merger would happen because activist investor Carl Icahn was buying BEA Systems in increasing amounts.