By Scott Rutt Durable goods orders and preliminary first-quarter financial results are on tap in the week ahead. The analysts are all vying to see who can be the most negative, but in reality, things just aren’t that bad, Jim Cramer told his Mad Money viewers Friday. Wall Street tends to be binary. Things are either great, or they’re horrible. But our economy tends to be far less black and white. So while the pundits fret over an inverted yield curve, Cramer told viewers to stick to the fundamentals. Cramer’s game plan for next week starts on Monday, when the markets will be responding to the …