As economic conditions improve, Mike Murphy of Rosecliff Capital expects private equity to shine. But how’s he playing it?

“I’m a buyer of KKR ,” he reveals to the Fast Money team. “I bought shares around $14.20. I think the company is in the sweet spot."

Here’s his thesis:

When the economy took a turn down, private equity was able to buy companies at a discount.

But now as the economy recovers and the appetite for IPO’s increase, they’ll be able to spin off.

“In the case of KKR, they’re bringing Toys R Us back to the public."