The Final Call: How To Go Short On Banking, Real Estate

On CNBC’s “The Final Call,” Carter Worth said that interest rate areas are “sensitive to what’s going on in the long end of the curve.”

“I don’t like them,” he added. Worth said he was going short on both SPDR S&P Regional Banking ETF (NYSE: KRE) and iShares US Real Estate ETF (NYSE: IYR).

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Tim Seymour said that markets are “a function of sentiment and positioning as well as fundamentals.

“We’ve never been this net short on S&P futures,” Seymour mentioned. “Cash levels and hedge funds are over 6%, which is very high and sentiment is awful,” he added. Seymour advised investors to remember that “there is a lot of bad priced into this market as well.”

Mike Khouw advised to make bearish bets with put spreads for a “risk managed way.”