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Debt ceiling uncertainty dampens market optimism.

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Debt ceiling uncertainty dampens market optimism.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer advises investors to maintain a high-cash position, even if lawmakers can cut a debt ceiling deal, as the market suffered after the 2011 debt ceiling deal. This year's debt ceiling debacle is running parallel to that of 2011, making it premature to get bullish on the market.

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