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Tuesday’s decline in shipping stocks was a result of China trying to play hardball and win itself better rates, Cramer said before he started the Lightning Round. Regardless, he’s still bullish, calling the decline a “classic buying opportunity.” What’s really driving these stocks, he said, is a scarcity of ships, and those can’t be produced overnight.
Oceaneering Intl [OII
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]: “Terrific,” Cramer said. He also likes FMC [FMC
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Concho Resources [CXO
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]: Apache [APA
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Axsys Tech [AXYS
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]: “I like Ciena more.” Cramer recommended switching out of AXYS to Ciena [CIEN
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Schnitzer Steel [SCHN
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]: Cramer would rather see homegamers in Reliance Steel [RS
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Jim’s charitable trust owns XTO Energy.



