Things have no doubt turned drastically bearish in the past week. Whether the sentiment remains is anyone’s guess. However, it doesn’t hurt to begin preparing for what could be a major correction. I mean let’s face it, it is not like we are in the best of economic environments right now, so there is no reason why we can’t see some major selling in the days weeks and months ahead. Below I have provided you with some of my favorite short-setups where, under the right circumstances, I will take a position in a large number of these stocks. Next to the symbol I have also provided you with the ideal stop-loss (my opinion of course).
Here are My Top 20 Candidates for New Short Positions…
1. Amazon.com (AMZN) – 135.85
2. Goldman Sachs Group (GS) – 174.70
3. SPDRs Slect Sector Financial (XLF) – 15.55
4. Theravance (THRX) – 14.52
5. Fibertower Corp (FTWR) – 5.45
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6. Coca-Cola (KO) – 57.43
7. Vector Group Ltd (VGR) -14.60
8. Avon Products (AVP) – 33.37
9. Nbt Bancorp (NBTB) – 21.35
10. JPMorgan Chase (JPM) – 14.87
11. SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) – 113.20
12. United States Oil Fund (USO) – 39.56
13. California Water Service Group (CWT) – 38.08
14. Stec Inc. (STEC) – 19.41
15. Netflix (NFLX) – 57.08
16. Georgia Gulf Corp (GGC) – 18.02
17. Vodafone Group (VOD) – 22.95
18. Ruddick Corp (RDK) – 27.28
19. Rambus (RMBS) – 25.22
20. Morningstar (MORN) – 49.56
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