Other pros may advocate running for the exits, but not Cramer. Not after this.First, yesterday, retail sales for September increased 1.1 percent, beating expectations after an upwardly revised 1.2 percent rise in August."Those are the best back to back numbers in two years, " explained Cramer.
Then today, the Federal Reserve said U.S. industrial production increased 0.4 percent in September after a 1.4 percent decline in August.
Cramer doesn't believe these positive data points are anomalies.
Looking at retail sales, "They may have surprised the market, but they didn't surprise me because we've been getting some remarkable data points that simply weren't showing up in the broader numbers until now. Think about it. How many times have I come out here and said that we've got some terrific numbers from Wal-Mart, from Costco, from Gap, from Macy's, from Home Depot, from Urban Outfitters, from Target, from Amazon, " exclaimed the Mad Money host.