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Five-star fund manager Gerald Jordan finds power for his portfolio across the spectrum of energy stocks. His Jordan Opportunity Fund is up nearly 12 percent in this troubled year.
Jordan is very selective about energy sources: He's enthusiastic about solar power, less so about wind energy.
"Wind is going to become less effective over time, whereas solar is just starting to ramp, and there's a lot more locations for solar," he told CNBC.
Recommendations:
He likes two Chinese solar-energy companies.
"JA Solar [JASO
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Currently, the largest energy holdings in his fund are more conventional service companies, Schlumberger [SLB
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"(They're) going to benefit from natural-gas prices getting better, so that turns North America around, and continued drilling, both on land, and particularly offshore, on the international waters," he said.
Disclosure:
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