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The bond insurers won’t be the downfall of the entire financial system, Cramer said on Thursday’s Stop Trading!, but that doesn’t mean there is any reason to own them.
Cramer said he does not expect bond insurers like MBIA [MBI
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And Wednesday’s half-point rate cut, preceded by last week’s three-quarter-point cut, was a watershed moment for the stock market, according to Cramer. Momentum plays – energy, China, even agriculture – will not do as well going forward. Look for value plays like homebuilders, retail and consumer discretionary to go higher. Cramer specifically pointed to the ramping Ryland [RYL
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