Date updated:04-26-2008
As a result, our Big Money respondents say, bargains now abound. More than 55% of poll participants think the market is undervalued, while just 10% say it's overvalued. Eighty-seven percent expect to be net buyers in the next three to six months; only 13% intend to sell more shares than they buy.

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ANAD
Anadigics - $4.45
- +5.45%
- $4.27
Shares of the big technology companies might have been derailed by economic concerns, says Michael Cahill, a portfolio manager based in New York with Chilton Investment, which oversees $7.8 billion, but the underlying tech trends remain in place. He argues that beaten-down semiconductor stocks like Anadigics (ANAD) probably could double "in a year or two."

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INTC
Intel Corporation - $16.19
- -1.88%
- $16.25
The Big Money folks fingered tech stalwarts such as Intel (INTC), Apple (AAPL), Cisco and Research In Motion (RIMM) as among their favorites, along with insurer American International Group (AIG).

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AAPL
Apple Inc. - $139.49
- +0.10%
- $138.99
The Big Money folks fingered tech stalwarts such as Intel (INTC), Apple (AAPL), Cisco and Research In Motion (RIMM) as among their favorites, along with insurer American International Group (AIG).

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RIMM
Research In Motio - $82.61
- +0.56%
- $82.02
The Big Money folks fingered tech stalwarts such as Intel (INTC), Apple (AAPL), Cisco and Research In Motion (RIMM) as among their favorites, along with insurer American International Group (AIG).

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CSCO
Cisco Systems - $19.61
- +0.56%
- $19.63
The Big Money folks fingered tech stalwarts such as Intel (INTC), Apple (AAPL), Cisco and Research In Motion (RIMM) as among their favorites, along with insurer American International Group (AIG).

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AIG
American Internat - $1.56
- 0.00%
- $1.64
The Big Money folks fingered tech stalwarts such as Intel (INTC), Apple (AAPL), Cisco and Research In Motion (RIMM) as among their favorites, along with insurer American International Group (AIG).

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GE
General Electric - $13.80
- 0.00%
- $13.70
Jim Hardesty, founder of Baltimore- based Hardesty Capital, with $700 million in assets, is drawn to General Electric's bargain-bin valuation: 13 times 2009 earnings estimates of $2.48 a share. He thinks that the stock could rebound to $50 in coming months.

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FSLR
First Solar - $184.50
- -2.41%
- $187.61
Many managers, not surprisingly, dubbed Google, Apple and Research In Motion the market's most overvalued issues, a dubious distinction also shared by First Solar (FSLR), Monsanto (MON), Intuitive Surgical (ISRG) and Sears Holdings (SHLD), the struggling retailer controlled by hedge-fund manager Edward Lampert.
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