Cramer: Own Alibaba, Don't Dare to Sell Disney Before 'Star Wars'

Jim Cramer weighs-in on two of the biggest upcoming earnings reports next week: Alibaba and Disney. As Alibaba prepares to release its first quarterly results following its initial public offering, Cramer calls the stock a 'must-own.' He says the company is viewed as the ultimate in technology and represents the future of commerce since it's about eliminating the middleman worldwide. While he has been advising investors to play Alibaba through Yahoo!, he says he does think Alibaba does go higher and investors should buy half their position in the stock now and half after the quarter since it tends to sell off on good news. Cramer also weighs in on Disney ahead of its quarter -- a company he calls 'best-in-breed,' and explains what sellers of the stock on fears of Ebola in Disney theme parks got all wrong.