Jim Cramer said falling oil prices and Treasury yields are driving a broad stock market rally, helping healthcare, financial, retail and travel stocks outperform as investors seek growth opportunities beyond technology. Brent crude plunged 7.63% to $104.77 per barrel on Monday, while the 10-year Treasury yield fell to its lowest level since September 10, improving the outlook for equities. Cramer highlighted Amazon, which gained 2% as lower interest rates helped investors reassess its recent earnings, and Waste Management (+1.8%), whose strong quarterly results had initially been overshadowed by rising yields. However, he warned that the simultaneous inflow of money into multiple sectors could make some gains difficult to sustain. Medical-device companies also benefited, with Medtronic rising 3%, GE HealthCare 4% and Intuitive Surgical 1%. Financials rallied as lower gasoline prices eased concerns about consumer finances, lifting Capital One 3%. $AMZN $GEHC $WM