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Despite the high level of volatility, MarkTravis, of Intrepid Capital Funds, sees opportunities in this market environment. He advises investors to look for businesses with no financing risk.
His first pick is Oil-Dri [ODC
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“Their business is improving, but their share price is not,” he said. “At $12 or $13 (per share), I think you’ve got a third of the market cap in cash and securities and a 4.5 percent dividend.”
Travis is also a fan of beer – beer stocks that is. One of his favorite names is Budweiser [BUD
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"I think there’s a great arbitrage play right now between now and that deal close with InBev," he told CNBC.
Travis also likes Coca-Cola [KO
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