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Buy & Hold These Oversold Names
Robert Zagunis is not looking for an overnight recovery, but he suggests it just might be a perfect time to buy stocks Some familiar names top his list.
"I think it's going to be a while before the iceberg of the liquidity crisis starts thawing and starts having some impact," the co-portfolio manager at Jensen Investment Management told CNBC — but he quickly added, "When the market moves, it's going to move fast."
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Zagunis has a couple of ideas about where an investor's money should be when the market makes a fast move.
"Wells Fargo [WFC
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He also likes General Electric [GE
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"GE is a triple-A credit, having a 6 percent dividend yield, and they're doing all the right things," he said. "Granted, they were painted with the same brush as the financials — GE Capital is such a large part of their business — but I think it's way overdone."
(Learn more — watch the video interview, above.)
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