Jim Cramer recommends buying Costco stock as a port in September's market storm

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CNBC's Jim Cramer's confidence in Costco was bolstered by the retailer's strong August sales report.

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Friday recommended that investors seek refuge in Costco shares as September lives up to its reputation as a rough month. "There are some ports in this storm and one of them is Costco," Cramer said on " Squawk on the Street, " calling the retailer a stock to own, especially in the recent market drop. In midday Friday trading, the S & P 500 was falling more than 1.5% in what's shaping up to be the index's worst week in a year.

Performance was solid across staples and discretionary categories. Food and sundries increased mid-single digits, fresh foods increased high-single digits, and non-foods increased low-double digits. Costco "rolls back prices endlessly," Cramer highlighted, saying that's the reason the stock is a holding in his Charitable Trust, the portfolio used by the Club.

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