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After the Fed: Stocks For a Volatile Market

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Published: Wednesday, 30 Jan 2008 | 3:16 PM ET
By: Natalie Erlich,|Special to CNBC.com

Even after the Federal Reserve cut its key federal funds rate to 3 percent, investors can likely expect more market volatility ahead.

CNBC asked the pros how to protect your portfolios.

Keep on Trucking
A sector outlook, with John Barnes, BB&T Capital Markets; Jason Trennert, Strageas Research Partners and CNBC's Becky Quick

Eye 'Early-Cycle' Stocks

“You want to buy the early cyclical names, the asset-incentive truckers and rails and even UPS and FedEx when things are at their bleakest. Big fix cost networks and you want to buy them when fundamentals are bottoming out because people will start putting money into these names before the economy starts to show some signs of improvement.”

John Barnes, BB&T Capital Markets

Large Cap Lion
Making money in large caps, with Ted Kellner, Fiduciary Management manager and CNBC's Dylan Ratigan

Buy Beaten-Up Stocks

“We think we’re going to be in a tough economy, but coming out Cintas is a dominat player in this industry, and the company’s actually doing well right here, buying stock, about $500 million beginning in the fourth quarter. The Farmers own a lot of the company, the Farmer family. We just think it’s a great long-term value at a ten-year low in terms of valuation.”

Ted Kellner, Fiduciary Management Manager

Kellner recommends: Sprint and Cintas
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Sector Spotlight: Casinos/Gambling
The best gaming bets, with Lawrence Klatzkin, Jefferies & Co. casinos/gaming analyst & CNBC's Erin Burnett

Bet on Gaming

“I have optimism in gaming, but in particular, MGM [Mirage] is not only diversifying but you’re looking at a large buyer of stock. But, I also see the future of Vegas and gaming very strong and MGM is the largest there. The fact is is that in bad times, good or bad, people gamble more when it’s bad than when it’s good.”

Lawrence Klatzkin, Jefferies & Co. Casinos & Gaming Analyst
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Even after the Federal Reserve cut its key federal funds rate to 3 percent, investors can likely expect more market volatility ahead. CNBC asked the pros how to protect your portfolios.
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