This is a market that favors stock picking instead of ETFs, Bank of America strategist says

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'I think the name of the game right now is to be very selective,' Bank of America strategist Savita Subramanian said.

Bank of America strategist Savita Subramanian said passive investing may not be the way to go during the market volatility.Subramanian said to look for stocks with safe dividends and stable earnings while avoiding those with short-term debt obligations.

"This feels like just derisking. Institutional and individual investors just shedding exposure to all stocks," she said. "And I think those types of environments generally tend to leave you with a great environment for stock picking."

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Cramer said that last week, be original guys.

My 401(k) took a big hit. Should not have looked

She is pushing Banks. I think they are following the European banks as rates collapse.

Medical and food is a prority, pick those stocks

I hope BOA survived

I’ve been thinking about buying BAC. Down over 35% YTD, 3% div & low PE. Maybe a good pick. But I’m not sure I agree w this strategy. Could get hurt bad, may be better off to spread out the risk w some LCG ETF’s or Funds. Over past week I’ve only bought 1 stock 2 different funds

Actually the opposite - most popular individual issues have fared worse than then indexes.

This is the market where you stay the fuck out of the way. VIX 50 🤯

The WS criminals are like used car salesmen, always trying to sell you junk and a depreciating asset lol

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