Issues around currency, yields and earnings still have not been resolved, despite Tuesday's market bounce, Jim Cramer says
"I think we've got more wood to chop before we can have a sustainable rally," CNBC's Jim Cramer says.
"If you start buying stocks of high-quality companies where they're already down 10% to 20% from their highs, I think you'll be rewarded," the "Mad Money" host says. "I think we're in much better shape in this trade war than the conventional wisdom would have you believe, and certainly the talking heads," he says.
Three issues triggered Wall Street's deep decline on Monday and things won't get better until they are addressed, CNBC'sThe major averages managed to recover more than 1% of its losses from the worst trading day of the year, but the
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