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As the Dow, Nasdaq and S&P slide into negative territory, CNBC asked the experts how to bolster your investments.
Energizing Your Portfolio
“We think it makes sense to invest in solar power, wind power … Fossil fuel prices, they’re not going to be cheap anymore… Exelon [EXC
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], Dominion [Resources] [D
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],Entergy [ETR
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] … Electric utilities that are already out there that have a far above average nuclear capacity.”
- Douglas Cliggott, Dover Management
Investing In Israel
There's "Teva [TEVA
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], which is definitely what everyone knows is the biggest pharmaceutical company in Israel and one of the largest in the world, in terms of prescriptions. Other names which I think investors are less familiar with are the cellular companies within Israel. I’ll start with Cellcom [CEL
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], which is the market leader, in terms of cellular provider. Cellcom has rougly 34 percent market share and it has been operational since 1993, and it’s the biggest revenue driver.”
- Haim Israel, Merrill Lynch sr. director head of Israeli trading


