The following 10 stocks will drop the most.
Courtesy of The PPT custom screen, titled “Hedge Fund Favorites, But Rich”
Crown Castle International Corp. [[CCI]]
Wynn Resorts, Limited [[WYNN]]
Sears Holdings Corporation [[SHLD]]
Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc [[HOT]]
VMware, Inc. [[VMW]]
Allegheny Technologies Incorporated [[ATI]]
PACCAR Inc [[PCAR]]
Las Vegas Sands Corp. [[LVS]]
Amazon.com, Inc. [[AMZN]]
Baidu.com, Inc. (ADR) [[BIDU]]
As for the optimal entry points to short sell these mouse traps, consult one of iBC’s resident chart chompers. Now go fuck yourself and have a great night.
Cheers!
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The market will NEVER fall….so say our lord $GS!!
…but in case it does, I stored that list away for future shorting….I mean..REFERENCE!
So my son just called me (in Alabama) and during the course of the conversation he tells me he was offered a ticket to the Master’s practice round today but he passed because he wanted to practice.
Oh well.
Who gives a shit.
Just read this comment to an article on consumer finance. I have to admit, this guy’s arguments sound good on paper. But personally I think his head is buried in the sand…………..or somewhere. Comments.
“Its wierd that these ‘cassandras’ want to not realize we remain – NET WEALTHY. Will always be true. In fact, when housing goes down this is just a transfer from current owners to the future occupants, right? Its not really a “loss”, just a nominal #s thing. The US remains a huge net holder of foreign assets. AND we tend to hold foreign equities with 5-10x the return of what claims foreigners hold on us (USTs, cash).
Course, the rest of world is wealthy too, and certainly developing countries have the best growth rates. Good for them! China becoming Japan will just make us all (and especially the US) even wealthier. People deserve opportunity, good food, electronics and entertainment, and better lives for their children.
Unfunded liabilities? Why include 20-yrs or 50-yrs or 100-yrs of liabilities… without including income? We also have expected income each year. I am NOT worried about funding the next 10-yrs vacations and consumption (because I plan to work, so I have income) and the ONLY WAY I need to forward fund ANYTHING is if I plan to retire. Well, the ENTIRE u.s. population is not going to retire. These type of comments are then senseless.
A similar stupid comment gets made all the time about “GSE Debt”. What about the GSE debt? Congress asks in hearings — “Is the GSE debt soverign debt?” And small children who know very little (like Paul Ryan) say… “if you add the GSE debt to the US debt we are $20T in debt”. BUT — the GSEs have assets! In fact, assets remain greater than debt on GSE bal shts. Although in the short-term acute losses from the housing bubble burst may make assets less than debt by 1-3-5% or even a bit more. While this is material, it does not change the silliness in only looking at the debt side of the GSE balance sheet.
Basic stuff. This is not hard. Did I mention the recovery looks good and self-reinforcing?” …….. end of quote…….
PS to Dr. FLY!!! Thanks for the tips on those likely to fall the most when the ship sails over the edge of the earth and into the land of the Kraken.
“Unfunded liabilities? Why include 20-yrs or 50-yrs or 100-yrs of liabilities… without including income? ”
Uh, because projected liabilities are so much higher than projected income? This guy’s a dufus and should be CNBC cheerleader.
Won’t the unfunded liabilities of the govt become assets and spent by the people who get them. If the US doesn’t default it will print the $$ and lead to inflation. Unfunded liabilities is huge future spending. When the person with liabilities controls the printing press, different rules apply.
Sure, until one’s printing presses are exchanged for another’s.
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On another topic…………….
My gut tells me that the second we start to see REAL economic recovery, including outside the USA, oil prices will go ballistic. Not in a speculative way but in a reality sort of way. $100/BBL is a sure bet by fall I would say especially if we get a “cane” or two through the Gulf of Mehico. If that happens who knows where we could be by December. So……the question is, where’s the play in that scenario and what’s the hedge?
By the time we see REAL economic recovery, we will be seeing double digit inflation that will make any recovery a joke. There will never be a true recovery until the war is over, and the world admits that nukes are bad, but nuclear power is good. That won’t happen for several years, but it is coming and investing in nuclear companies are where you want to put your stash. ES is my favorite of them all, and man, it is moving.
Hey FIG… what do you think of this stock I was looking at yesterday… um… “ES?”
Is it a buy, do you think?
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great list.
much appreciated
LOL these are the stocks that will give you fucking pain if you are wrong being short.
Especially when they go parabolic.
ever heard of a stop loss?
Ever heard of being a dumbass shorting strong stocks?
Im shorting nearly everyone of these today…..i already shorted WYNN yesterday.
My shorts from yesterday via SKF, SDS, and SCO have already netted me a small fortune.
And you are an idiot for doing so. Coming out of your bear cave all tingly from pissing on yourself just because this morning was weak doesn’t mean the trend has changed. You bears are so stupid you don’t know when to shut up from excitement.
Sweet. Every single stock on this list flew higher today. All the more money to make when the robot takes a few days off.