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The market rout since February has seen less "differentiation" among stocks than any other sell-off post-crisis, according to Bank of America.
"Best opportunity to pick stocks. Maybe ever," Bank of America equity and quant strategist Savita Subramanian said in a note to clients on Tuesday. Tuesday could be one of those opportunities, according to CNBC's Jim Cramer. Stocks attempted a rebound from the worst day since 1987, with all three major averages opening in positive territory.
"There are going to be opportunities today because there's a lot of give up," said Cramer on "Squawk on the Street."Spencer Platt | Getty Images This widespread market sell-off isn't discriminating against any stocks, creating a unique opportunity for investors to pick which individual equities will rebound, according to Bank of America.
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