ENERGY, UTILITIES, CONSUMER GOODS AND FOOD
“People need to eat, put gas in their cars, brush their teeth, and heat their homes, regardless of the direction of interest rates. … So nervous investors who want to stay invested in the stock market should favor the energy, utility, consumer good, and foods sectors,” Johnson said. Sectors to stay away from: autos, durable goods such as refrigerators, retail and apparel.
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