Kiesel, who is global head of Corporate Bond Portfolio Management, said that as the job market picks up and more homes are built, such plays as lumber and title insurance companies, which have direct exposure to housing, hold strong growth potential. One example was Weyerhauser.
Kiesel added that he also looked to pipeline, energy, chemical and gaming companies, which will grow along the housing sector.
“These are companies that will likely outgrow the overall growth rate,” he said. “Those are the companies you want to still own.”
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