Prudential Financial Inc: “The best insurer’s Chubb, and that stock keeps going down. So as far as I’m concerned, we’ve got to stay away from the insurers.”
Arbor Realty Trust Inc: “I tend to be against these companies. … Real estate finance is just a dicey business.”
BHP Group Ltd: “We do not buy a mineral and mining company going into a recession that’s mandated by the Fed. … I know it looks cheap, but we’re not going there.”
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