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The old adage advises investors to "sell in may and go away." But CNBC asked the experts for stock picks that might that might make investors stay in the game this month.
May Bargains
[On Airgas [ARG
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Art Hogan, Jefferies Managing Director
Hogan also recommends: Broadcom [BRCM
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], Charles River Laboratories [CRL
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], DryShips [DRYS
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], Dynegy [DYN
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], Hornbeck Offshore [HOS
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], Scientific Games [SGMS
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], Tupperware [TUP
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The Case for Harley Davidson
[On Harley Davidson [HOG
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]] “The is one of their first declines in earnings they’ve experienced since they’ve been a publicly traded company. They have been affected by the slowdown in high-end retail, which is where they are in the United States, but their overseas business is now growing at almost 20 percent a year; it’s now 25 percent of total, and that’s helping…As we come out of this slowdown, I think that stock is going to perform well. They did raise their dividend by just over 10 percent.”
James Hardesty, Hardesty Capital Management Market Strategist
Bullish on Brazil
"They really have everything that the world is consuming right now. Tie that along with getting investment-grade by S&P a little bit sooner than everyone expected, and it starts to come together."
Tom Del Zoppo. HSBC Head of Cash Equities, Americas
Del Zoppo recommends: Petrobras [PBR
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