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Hot Sheet: Investment insights from BNN Bloomberg’s market experts for April 1

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Groupe Dynamite's Q4 slightly beats estimates

Groupe Dynamite's Q4 slightly beats estimates

'It's going to take a long time to recover from the shutdown': Stovall on oil prices

'It's going to take a long time to recover from the shutdown': Stovall on oil prices

Building or rebalancing your portfolio and wondering what investments to consider next?

Here’s what leading experts featured on BNN Bloomberg say investors should consider adding and dropping from their portfolios today.

Jamie Murray | President, The Murray Wealth Group

Jamie Murray, president of The Murray Wealth Group Jamie Murray, president of The Murray Wealth Group

In your opinion, what single investment should investors own right now — and why?

Flowserve

We recently started a position in Flowserve (FLS), a leader in industrial pumps and valves serving the oil and gas and nuclear industry.

With the war in Iran, countries are going to need tor rebuild their energy infrastructure and re-invest in LNG. This plays right into Flowserve’s strength. It typically earns maintenance work on projects it is designed into.

In Nuclear, its recent acquisition of Trillium Valves Division increases its exposure to nuclear by 40 per cent. It serves over 300 reactors globally.

From your perspective, what is one investment investors should consider dropping from their portfolios — and why?

Starbucks

We have owned Starbucks since 2022, believing in the power of its brand and were encouraged when Brian Niccol was brought in as CEO in 2024. While we think Starbucks has stabilized the business, it was forced to dramatically increase its labour expenses leading to deep earnings cut. With the shares at 30 times next years earnings, we think there are better values in the market.

Sam Stovall | Chief Investment Strategist, CFRA Research

Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at CFRA Research Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at CFRA Research

In your opinion, what single investment should investors own right now — and why?

All investors who trade individual stocks should add sell stops. Too many investors sell winners too quickly and hold on to losers too long. This tactic will help them avoid a portfolio filled with dead wood.

From your perspective, what is one investment investors should consider dropping from their portfolios — and why?

I am not a believer in inverse ETFs, since it is simply another form of market timing that requires the investor to be correct twice (when to buy AND sell).