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Paul Larson says it's time to get back into equities.
The equities strategist at Morningstar says buying stocks now will set up your portfolio for a big payoff in three to five years.
Larson offered CNBC his top U.S.-traded stock picks.
Recommendations:
Two of them may seem paradoxical: he likes Mexican-based cement company Cemex [CX
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Larson praises Berkshire Hathaway [BRK
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The strategist also likes pharmaceuticals firm Novartis [NVS
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Disclosures:
No disclosure information was available for Larson or for his company
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