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Current DateTime: 07:55:42 23 Nov 2009
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May.22
11:38 AM ET
Thursday, 22 May 2008
Five-Star Advice: Go With Growth

The price of oil is just about all the growth to be found in the markets these days, according to five-star fund manager Neil Hennessy.  He sees oil riding a bubble that will eventually burst, just as the technology and housing bubbles did, but for the investor right now, he says, the only alternative is to go with value.

The Hennessy Focus 30 Fund is up an average of 18.88 percent per year over the last three years.

"At some point in time, oil's going to reach that level, where somebody's going to say, 'Enough's enough,' and they're going to start to sell, and that's going to beget more selling," he told CNBC.  "The oil markets have no curbs, so...it can fall to whatever it wants to."

Web-Extra Recommendations:

Hennessy offered CNBC.com exclusively a list of value stocks that are worth a look, as investors wait for oil to top out:

Tupperware [TUP  Loading...      ()   ], Costco [COST  Loading...      ()   ], Airgas [ARG  Loading...      ()   ], AK Steel [AKS  Loading...      ()   ]and Bunge [BG  Loading...      ()   ].

Disclosures:

Hennessy and his family own shares of Tupperware, Costco, Airgas, AK Steel and Bunge.

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