Direct sellers do well as the economy slows, and Cramer said he likes Tupperware for both its 2.5% yield and the fact that 85% of the company's business is overseas.

He said Herbalife (HLF) would be his second choice in this sector. Since Cramer interviewed Herbalife's CEO on Nov. 7, the company's stock has risen a quick $10 a share. While this makes Herbalife too high to recommend, Cramer still likes the stock on any weakness.

Finally, Cramer noted the once-hated Avon (AVP) as another strong player in the direct-selling market. He said that about 75% of Avon's sales come from overseas, and the company has exposure in the bull markets in Brazil and China. He recommended buying half a position in Avon now and waiting for any weakness to purchase the other half.