CNBC's Jim Cramer stated Monday that investors may find positive returns in gold despite the historically difficult month for the S&P 500.According to Larry Williams, the charts suggest that August could prove difficult for the S&P 500 but great for gold. That wouldn't surprise us at all, given the current big picture," said the "Mad Money host.""Remember, during that original debt ceiling debacle a century ago, the stock exchange crashed and... gold did well," Cramer said, referring to the fact that a two year suspension of the debt limit expired at the end July. Congress must now decide whether to raise or pause the government's borrowing limit.Cramer stated that Williams is seeing a decrease in breadth when comparing the number of stocks that are advancing and those that are falling to the S&P 500. Cramer stated that this is in addition to the difficult season for the broad equity index which has risen 16.8% year-to-date.