In other words, "Bernanke may have provided the opportunity, but he didn't provide the smarts, and he didn't provide the execution—he just created a backdrop that allowed companies with good management and good businesses to prevail," said Cramer.
And in that kind of stock market, Cramer thinks investors will see stocks as values.
"There are many high quality high growth companies that sell at just 13 times earnings or less," Cramer explained.
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The Mad Money host thinks that's just too darned attractive to pass up. And even when the Fed takes its foot off the gas, Cramer believes corporate health will matter more to investors.
Therefore Cramer believes the shrewd investment is long stocks.
"Sure, it has to end one day, and maybe it will end badly, but while it lasts, I think you'd be nuts not to try to benefit from it."