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Ted Parrish, co-portfolio manager of the Henssler Equity Fund, thinks it's time to get involved in some out-of-favor sectors like consumer cyclicals and even financials.
"We think that consumer cyclicals are in a good position right now," he told CNBC. "We would avoid some of the bear traps like housing stocks and some of the fattest retailers."
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So where does he see opportunities for your portfolio?
"Niche consumer cyclicals like Garmin [GRMN
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And he's even attracted to a bank.
"We bought some Bank of America [BAC
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Disclosures:
Full disclosure information for Ted Parrish was not immediately available.




