The spiraling banking crisis has prompted concerns about liquidity, credit, and defaults, leaving traders split into camps that Cramer is 'dismissive of.'
The spiraling banking crisis has prompted concerns about liquidity, credit and defaults, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday, and is leaving traders split.
According to Cramer, traders either think earnings will collapse for all companies, earnings will fall apart for everyone but the defensives, or they think large-cap tech stocks are poised for safety.
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