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Stop Trading!: Forget the U.S.

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Published: Monday, 23 Jun 2008 | 3:33 PM ET
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Carbon taxes or not, coal stocks are still poised to go higher, Cramer said on Monday’s Stop Trading! segment.

Stop Trading, Listen to Cramer!
Mad Money's Jim Cramer shares his stock picks with CNBC's Erin Burnett.

The U.S. has become irrelevant when it comes to almost anything energy related, he said. Coal prices are being set in places like China and India. That’s why a stock like Peabody Energy has had such a tremendous run and is “not done going up.”

Shifting to a different type of energy play, Cramer recommended Fluor , the infrastructure giant, as a potential buy on the removal and storage of nuclear waste if nukes begin to gain traction as a real alternative to oil.

In addition, long-time favorite and recently split Cleveland-Cliffs , the iron ore producer, continues to work – and not just as a potential takeover target, Cramer said. CLF is as much an earnings story as anything else as demand for steel (and thus, iron ore) increases worldwide.


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At least when it comes to energy prices. Those are being set in emerging markets, but you can still profit at home.
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