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Patrick Becker, Jr., says large-cap stocks are an investor's wisest choices in the current volatile market environment.
His five-star Becker Value Equity Fund is up an average of 6.44 percent per year over the last three years.
Recommendations:
"We're using that volatility to pick up good quality stocks...like Walmart [WMT
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], like GE (General Electric)* [GE
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]," Becker told CNBC. "These companies have put up good numbers for a number of years."
So what's the catalyst that will bring them back from years of being beaten down?
"It's a catalyst also versus what to own," he explained. "On the small-cap side, it's more difficult for a small company to get financing; for a large company, that's easier."
He says the companies he likes have the capacity for double-digit growth over the next three to five years.
Disclosures:
Disclosure information for Patrick Becker Jr. was not immediately available.
*General Electric is the parent company of CNBC.
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