Solid Industrial And Tech Stock Bargains Abound Say Analysts At GCM Worldwide

As the market continues to fluctuate, analysts at New York based investment firm GCM Worldwide continue to look for, and recommend, stocks with solid long-term potential. “While some investors panicked over the recent market plunges and liquidated stocks with great mid to long-term prospects, we see a multitude of bargains emerging for our more steadfast clients. There’s no better time than the present to snap up some of these instruments, many of which are currently available at the lowest price in a long, long time” said GCM’s Roger Holloway.

Even prior to last week’s market stabilization, Holloway was busy searching for value-heavy stocks when many were simply trying to cut their losses. His search led him to a plethora of undervalued Industrial stocks. "These well-established Industrials have extremely long-term business plans that are often only marginally affected by short-term fluctuations in the economy" Holloway found. "While many Industrial stocks have taken a hit over the last two weeks, we here at GCM Worldwide don’t believe this trend will persist. Sooner, rather than later, investors are going to come around and see that these are solid investments. When they come around, some of the stronger Industrials are going to shoot right back to previous levels. This provides a very good opportunity for stalwart investors, even in the short term."

As an example, Holloway cites Emerson Electric, which took a recent hit, but continues to show excellent numbers as it expands into emerging markets in eastern countries, including China and India. Even though Holloway is high on Industrials, in general, he does caution that there’s still a great deal of uncertainty regarding defense firms, as many government regulatory schemes have yet to be clarified.

Holloway sees strong potential in many tech stocks, despite recent market setbacks, as well. “With stocks like Intel continuing to pay dividends, there is a lot less real risk in well-established tech stocks than there is perceived risk.”

Reiterating GCM Worldwide’s previous position, Holloway went on to declare that analysts at the firm are still bullish on certain commodities, as well. “While many worried investors continue to invest in, and consequently push up the price of, gold, we continue to see a great deal of potential growth in less sexy commodities, including copper and zinc.”

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