CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday reminded investors there are many reasons to be optimistic about the current market, explaining why some companies beat Wall Street's expectations and are now seeing gains.
Cramer named Domino's Pizza , whose Monday earnings beat propelled its stock, closing up 5.85%.
Impressed by the chain's success despite an inflated economy, Cramer said the stock jumped because many investors didn't give Domino's the benefit of the doubt.
CEO Nikesh Arora insisted Palo Alto's lowered guidance was due to a changing business model, not a lack of demand for its cybersecurity products.
"These moves are all signs that are emblematic, not of a bubble, but of companies doing much better than expected," Cramer said.
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