Instead of rear view mirror blogging, I will offer you leeches a list of stocks to bet against now.
Currently, my theme is to bet against ‘global growth,’ especially China, while keeping a perpetual short bias on the banks.
Here are a few names for your consideration:
MI , China Life Insurance Company Ltd. (ADR) [[LFC]] , PetroChina Company Limited (ADR) [[PTR]] , Continental Airlines, Inc. [[CAL]] , Pzena Investment Management, Inc. [[PZN]] , [[FED]] , Cathay General Bancorp [[CATY]] , East West Bancorp, Inc. [[EWBC]] , Capital One Financial Corp. [[COF]] , Legg Mason, Inc. [[LM]] , Martin Marietta Materials, Inc. [[MLM]] , Vulcan Materials Company [[VMC]] , Texas Industries, Inc. [[TXI]] , Eagle Materials, Inc. [[EXP]] , Comerica Incorporated [[CMA]] and PacWest Bancorp [[PACW]] .
On the long side, I like BKS, Clean Energy Fuels Corp. [[CLNE]] , VeraSun Energy Corporation [[VSE]] , National-Oilwell Varco, Inc. [[NOV]] , Yamana Gold Inc. (USA) [[AUY]] and The St. Joe Company [[JOE]]
Balanced pair trades include:
long USO/long UYG
long ROM/long SKF
long CHL/long FXP
long XOM/long DUG
short FXY/long DGP
long CHK/short UNG
long FCX/short GLD
UPDATE: Cramer just blamed the sell off in the banks on the SEC, for lifting the ban on shorting them. How absurd is that?
So, in other words, Cramer thinks bank stocks should go up indefinitely, regardless of the condition of the business?
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