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Patrick Cunningham of Manning & Napier says your best buys now are big-cap stocks. He might know: his 5-star Manning & Napier Pro-Blend fund is up 10.15 percent over the past five years.
Recommendations:
His favorite is Autodesk [ADSK
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He likes FedEx [FDX
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He elaborated, "Their competition is diminishing. ...We're going to look back in three years and say, 'aren't we glad we bought these companies?'"
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Disclosure information was not available for Cunningham or his firm.



