Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Bears Blinded by Negativity (Final)

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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- "It is possible to be too skeptical," Jim Cramer told the viewers of his "Mad Money" TV show Monday.

He said the bears that are appearing all over the media these day have taken skepticism to the extreme.

According to Cramer, investors need to stay flexible in a roller-coaster market, and not just dig in their heels and refuse to acknowledge the facts. He said investors must admit when they're wrong, and move on.

This is not the case with many of the bearish market pundits however. Cramer said these "perma" bears see everything as a prelude to a crash. Whether its employment data, housing data, GDP data or individual corporate earnings, the bears fear everything, he said.

But Cramer said not everything in the market is bad. He said while some of the data is bad, most of it is painting a mixed picture. "Not everything is signaling a crash," he said.

Cramer said investors need to focus on the bright spots in the market, on the companies and sectors that are doing well, while ignoring the naysayers who perpetually feel as if the sky, or more precisely the market, is falling.