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Rotblut also expects strong growth for airplane components makers, such as Precision Castparts [PCP
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He added that high air travel internationally and high defense spending by the United States each provide a "really good catalyst for a lot of companies within the aerospace sector."
As for areas that he expects will post weak earnings, Rotblut named the semiconductor sector and areas exposed to the housing weakness.
He said Micron Technology [MU
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He also expects that Advanced Micro Devices [AMD
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