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Cramer on First Citizens buying SBV: This kind of thing only happens after a bank already failed

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Cramer on First Citizens buying SBV: This kind of thing only happens after a bank already failed

CNBC's Jim Cramer discusses the fallout from the Silicon Valley Bank implosion and how to trade shares of First Citizens after it stepped forward to buy the collapsed bank.

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Mon, Mar 27 20237:53 PM EDT

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