The bulls would feel better if the 10-year fell below 4% and stayed there: Jim Cramer

分组1 - The yield on the 10-year Treasury reached 4% first, briefly dipping below 4% to a 52-week low of 3.88% in April before touching 4% multiple times later in the year [2][3] - The current benchmark yield is approximately 4.15%, which is considered acceptable for stocks despite fluctuations [3] - There is a lack of consensus among Federal Reserve members regarding the number of rate cuts needed in the upcoming year [4] 分组2 - The labor market has not remained tight, with job additions dropping from over 100,000 per month earlier in the year to an average of around 17,000 from June to November [5][6] - Negative job growth was recorded in June, August, and October, while the unemployment rate increased from 4% in January to 4.6% in November [5] - The weakness in the labor market has allowed the Federal Reserve to maintain a supportive stance [6]