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What the Pros Like: Where to Invest In This Market

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Published: Wednesday, 6 Feb 2008 | 4:10 PM ET
By: Brooke Sopelsa,|CNBC.com Video Producer

Stocks are having another up and down day. So CNBC asked the experts where they would put their money in this kind of market.

Betting on Disney

"Disney's trading at a 20-year low valuation right now. We think we'd be stupid not to be buying it here."

David Spika, WHG Funds

Market Mavens
Dealing with risky markets, with David Spika, WHG Funds; Jeff Krumpelman, Fifth Third Asset Management; Herb Greenberg, MarketWatch & CNBC's Bill Griffeth

The Case for Celgene

“I think it’s misleading just to say, let’s flock to large-cap pharmaceutical companies that have very unimpressive growth rates. I feel much safer with…Celgene …which has a strong franchise, with a 35 percent growth profile.”

Jeff Krumpelman of Fifth Third Asset Management

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Five-Star Picks
Making money on international picks, with James Moffett, UMB Scout International Fund lead portfolio manager and CNBC's Dylan Ratigan

Five-Star International Picks

“The energy story’s for real. Supply-demand balance worldwide is strong, so the prices are going to hold up for oil. We like to invest in oil companies that are increasing production and Petrobras is one of the few worldwide that’s increasing production.”

James Moffett, UMB Scout International Fund Lead Portfolio Manager

Moffett recommends: Petrobras and Novo Nordisk

Market Pulse Check
Shedding light on what investors should do now, with Craig Peckham, Jefferies & Co.; Subodh Kumar, Subodh Kumar & Associates and CNBC's Mark Haines

Hard-Hit Sectors

“I think that what we need to be buying right now are areas of the market that have already adjusted and corrected for this economic slowdown we’re talking about. That leads you to one obvious area, which is the financials, an area that I’m positive on. Another area to consider here would be a lot of areas in small caps. We’ve seen a lot of sector rotation away from small cap stocks, and it’s not well known to everybody, but small caps hit a bear market last month in the broader market selloff.”

Craig Peckham, Jefferies & Co.
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Stocks are having another up and down day.  So CNBC asked the experts where they would put their money in this kind of market.
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