CNBC's Jim Cramer said he sees reason for optimism after the S&P 500 on Wednesday was able to bounce off its lows and finish the session basically flat.
That market saw what Cramer called an "intraday bounce," where the major indexes started the day worse off and then came back, cutting their losses.
"Did today's intraday bounce mean a lot?"
And that, alone, means there could be a rally, at least as long as nothing whatsoever happens to the bond market or oil tomorrow."
"You can't afford to ignore history.
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