The good times are still rolling on Wall Street. An intensifying earnings season will put that momentum to the test. The S & P 500 ended Friday at a record high, buoyed by strong quarterly results from Club holding Wells Fargo and other major financial firms, which reinforced the idea of a healthy U.S. economy. The index posted its fifth positive week in a row, advancing 1.1%. Meanwhile, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 1.2% in the week and also closed Friday at an all-time high. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite gained 1.1% and now sits just 1.6% below its July peak. The third-quarter earnings calendar starts to get crowded in the coming days, featuring more major U.S. banks, health-care heavyweights and a few industrial and tech players. All eyes will be on the numbers and what executives have to say on their outlooks — just as it should be, according to Jim Cramer. When consumer price index for September came in a bit hotter than expected Thursday morning , Jim cautioned investors against sweating every line in every economic report. Keep your
