Barron's Big Money Poll Stock Picks
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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
  • $1.90
  • +21.02%
  • $1.58

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."

People owning ANAD also tend to own: AZPNCMGARRSATHRCAJNPRNSM

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  • INTC
    Intel Corporation
  • $15.37
  • +3.09%
  • $15.12

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).

People owning INTC also tend to own: AAPLAMDCSCODELLGOOGIBMMSFT

TheStreet.com Rating: C What is this?

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  • AAPL
    Apple Inc.
  • $93.02
  • -1.65%
  • $95.96

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).

People owning AAPL also tend to own: AMDCSCODELLGOOGIBMINTCMSFT

TheStreet.com Rating: C+ What is this?

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  • RIMM
    Research In Motio
  • $46.612
  • +7.65%
  • $44.34

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).

People owning RIMM also tend to own: AAPLAPAAUYBPCCMECOP

TheStreet.com Rating: B- What is this?

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  • CSCO
    Cisco Systems
  • $17.79
  • +3.97%
  • $17.35

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).

People owning CSCO also tend to own: AAPLAMDDELLGOOGIBMINTCMSFT

TheStreet.com Rating: C What is this?

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  • AIG
    Amer Intl Group I
  • $1.74
  • +4.82%
  • $1.70

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).

People owning AIG also tend to own: AAIBMINTCJNJJPMKOMSFT

TheStreet.com Rating: D+ What is this?

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  • GE
    Gen Electric Co
  • $16.86
  • +1.38%
  • $16.86

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.

People owning GE also tend to own: AIGBACCCOPCVXFNMJNJ

TheStreet.com Rating: C What is this?

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  • FSLR
    First Solar
  • $153.71
  • -2.59%
  • $157.50

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.

People owning FSLR also tend to own: ADSAIGAVBBCEBNICCAT

TheStreet.com Rating: C- What is this?

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