'The most important lesson of last week is that you never want to get too negative,' the 'Mad Money' host said Monday.
The stock market's recovery last week is proof that investors should never be too negative, even when all seems hopeless, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.
"When the whole market roars, you need to recognize that not everything has the same kind of staying power," the "Mad Money" host said. The stock market's recovery last week is proof that investors should always watch for bounce, even when all seems hopeless, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday. "The most important lesson of last week is that you never want to get too negative, because once the market gets oversold, it doesn't take much good news to create an explosive rebound," Cramer said.
"When the whole market roars, you need to recognize that not everything has the same kind of staying power. Many downtrodden groups made a comeback thanks in part to short covering … but some other groups look a lot more durable," he added.
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