There are too many investors in the so-called Magnificent Seven and it's time to move away from them, according to value investor Bill Nygren.
While there has been some rotation out of high-flying tech names into smaller stocks, the small-cap Russell 2000 still lags the S & P 500 for the year.
"We think it's a really good time for an investor to diversify away from the concentration in the S & P 500," Nygren, Oakmark Funds chief investment officer and portfolio manager, said Monday on CNBC's " Money Movers ."
Nygren highlighted automotive parts supplier Genuine Parts as a name he likes.
Genuine Parts is currently at around 16 times trailing earnings, well below the S & P 500's multiple of 27.7, per FactSet.
Persons:
Bill Nygren, Russell, Nygren, William Stengel, Stengel, Rob Davis
Organizations:
Nvidia, Meta, Oakmark Funds, Industrial Technologies, Merck