Cramer's 'Stop Trading!': A Bad Day

"Today's a bad day. There's no doubt about it," said Jim Cramer on CNBC's "Stop Trading!" segment on Thursday. "And it's ahead of a three-day weekend. I don't think the profit-taking's over."

He said that yesterday saw an "explosion" in "weak-dollar stocks" but that those stocks are giving back their gains today.

Since "Street Signs" host Erin Burnett was in Nigeria, Cramer offered a couple of ways to play Africa. He recommended paper company Sappi(SPP Quote) as "a way to be able to play Africa to some degree." The stock yields 5%. Its business, though, which is based in South Africa but is global, "is a little bit of a problem, because it makes glossy paper, and we know that goes into magazines," said Cramer.

He also said he'd own stock in the First Bank of Nigeria, and the way to do that would be with the Market Vectors Africa(AFK Quote). But Cramer cautioned that "everything's so South Africa-weighted."...