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Top-ranked investors and bear market veterans share their secrets for dominating a post-coronavirus landscape - plus stock picks

Apr 14, 2020, 19:57 IST
Reuters / Lucas Jackson

Dear Readers,

Depending on who you listen to, the stock market is either doomed to plunge past its post-coronavirus lows, or it's already bottomed out and is raring for a rebound.

With outlooks that polarized, it's hard to keep it all straight - especially in a manner that lends itself to informed decisions. That's where we come in. The Investing team at Business Insider has been busy compiling forward-looking commentary from some of the world's best money managers.

As has become tradition, we've separated our last week's worth of stories into two easy categories: (1) expert recommendations and (2) stock picks. Both sections are worth browsing for keen, actionable insights from some of the industry's most notable and successful figures.

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Expert recommendations

C.T. Fitzpatrick has beaten 99% of his peers since the financial crisis. He shares his 4-part strategy for dominating a coronavirus-hit market - and names 6 companies that will benefit from the fallout.

The founder, CEO, and chief investment officer at Vulcan Value Partners is crushing his counterparts with a unique approach to value investing that doesn't exclusively focus on cheap stocks.

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Gavin Baker has navigated 4 bear markets. He shares his exact investment strategy for today's volatile environment - and explains why he's laser-focused on 2 areas in particular.

The managing partner and chief investment officer at Atreides Management leaned on past experience to build a framework designed to navigate the twists and turns of today's stock market.

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BlackRock's $2 trillion ETF provider shares an 'unprecedented opportunity' to turn coronavirus-related losses into a tax benefit - with 3 specific ways to execute it

Armando Senra, the head of iShares Americas, explains how investors can sell losers in their portfolios to lower their capital-gains-tax burden.

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Coronavirus investing 3-1-1: A global fund manager beating 98% of his peers shares 3 stocks that are must-haves, one he'll buy when opportunity strikes, and one he doesn't trust anymore

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Michael Testorf gave Business Insider insight around how he's constructing a diversified portfolio in a world reshaped by the COVID-19 pandemic. His approach left him insulated from the coronavirus meltdown, relative to peers.

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'Don't be stupid right now': The legendary author of 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' breaks down why a coronavirus-led depression is inevitable - and shares the 3 investments he's making to stay safe

Best-selling author Robert Kiyosaki wants to have his money as far away from Wall Street as possible. He also has some pretty dire views on where the US economy is headed.

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Terri Spath's funds kept client money safe during the coronavirus rout, financial crisis, and tech bubble. Here's how she's done it, and how she's already prepared to make big profits in the aftermath.

The chief investment officer and fund manager for Sierra Mutual has been instrumental to the firm's strong results during the last three major market meltdowns - and it's because of a keen focus on avoiding losses.

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Goldman's credit-investing chief told us how investors can profit from the Fed's mammoth stimulus - including a strategy that would reasonably earn 15% within a year

Cash-rich companies that will benefit from the Federal Reserve's investments in corporate debt are attractive buys for credit investors, according to Ashish Shah, the co-CIO for fixed income of Goldman Sachs Asset Management.

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Single-stock picks

Morgan Stanley handpicks the 18 best US stocks to buy now while they're cheap to enjoy profits for years to come

A global team of analysts and strategists at Morgan Stanley singled out 18 US companies, including Apple and Nike, that should be on investors' shopping lists.

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Best of the rest

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