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To help investors get their portfolios ready for next week, CNBC asked the market pros for their best stock picks now.
Stocks Under $10
“I think Motorola’s [MOT
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] a buy here. You look at the handset division, and it’s so easy to tear it apart. So many analysts really think it’s going to go a lot lower, they’re losing market share, but they do have other aspects of their business that are worth an excess of $9 a share.”
- Frank Curzio, Thestreet.com
Curzio also likes: Interpublic Group [IPG
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Father's Day Stock Plays
On Harley Davidson [HOG
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]: “Here’s a stock that back in November, 2006, was trading at $74 a share. We’re now down 47 percent on this stock, but yet their sales are up 2.7 percent year-over-year…It’s time to buy the bike and the stock.”
- Brent Wilsey, Wilsey Asset Management President
Wilsey also likes: Dick's Sporting Goods [DKS
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], Men's Wearhouse [MW
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The Friday Trade
“The dollar’s probably been beaten to levels that make it very stable at these levels. I don’t think it’s going to run back up, and I think that is probably in the best interest of most Americans, and most American-based companies. You look at companies like Procter & Gamble [PG
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], 180 products that help people all over the world flush, wash and brush—they’re going to continue to do great, and as long as the dollar doesn’t make a sharp rally, I think that kind of story continues.”
- Bill Spiropoulos, CoreStates Capital Advisors




