Raymond James: Buy stocks in these four sectors no matter what happens in Tuesday's midterm elections

• Tech stocks have sold off enough, energy looks "washed out," financials can do better, and health care is "in play," Raymond James' Jeff Saut says.
• As a "forward-looking mechanism," the stock market won't care who controls Congress, he says.

Wall Street veteran Jeff Saut suggests investors could do well buying shares in technology, financials, health-care and energy names regardless of Tuesday's midterm election results.

"I think some of the tech stocks have been sold off enough; some of the FAANG stocks down 15 [or] 20 percent," the chief investment strategist at Raymond James said on "Closing Bell." "They sold off enough that valuations are better than they were a couple months ago." FAANG stands for Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, and Google-parent Alphabet.

Saut also said that energy stocks "washed out," financials could stand to improve, and "demographics are in play for health care."

Questions are mounting over how a possibly divided Congress would affect President Donald Trump's agenda should Democrats win a majority of seats in the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday.

Republicans are generally expected to hold on to their slim majority in the U.S. Senate.

Saut suggests investors shouldn't worry whether the Democrats take over the House or the Republicans hold on to their trifecta in Washington, D.C., including the Senate and the White House.

"I would tell you this: If the stock market is a forward-looking mechanism, the stock market is telling you it doesn't matter if the House of Representatives is retaken by the Democrats," he said.