Jim Cramer sees more positives than negatives for the market ahead, citing economic growth with little inflation

Investors heard him say on Monday that he believes an economy is on the horizon which can promote growth without endemic inflation. The Labor Department released a report last Friday. The report revealed that 187,000 new jobs were added in the last month, slightly less than the Dow Jones estimate (200,000) and with an unemployment rate at 3.5%. He said that the yield curve would return to normal when rates are cut, which he believes is sometime next year. Cramer listed other factors that indicate a positive economy in the U.S. including the acceleration of manufacturing growth following years of declines. He said: "It's time to realize that the economy is better than we ever imagined, even if the market drops like it did last Friday. Not today because it moved up so much on Friday. Jim Cramer Twitter

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