Jay Hatfield

He has a year-end target of 8000 for the S&P 500, based on consensus earnings estimates of $375 and a P/E of 21.3, and believes the target is conservative and could go higher if interest rates come down.

Amazon is the poster child for the rotation being overdone. It trades at 22 times earnings with over 20% growth, giving it a PEG ratio of 1, which is more attractive than Walmart's PEG ratio of 4, making it undervalued relative to its growth.

He likes Cheniere Energy (LNG) as a long-term investment in the energy sector. It is a pipeline/infrastructure company that will benefit from the long-term advantage of U.S. natural gas sourcing and is trading at reasonable multiples. It will benefit from the end of the war and long-term demand, despite potential short-term declines when the Strait of Hormuz reopens.

KKR is one of the best financial services brands in the world, trading at only 10 times earnings, and should trade at a 20-30 multiple. They have permanent capital, limited exposure to private credit, and raised $23 billion last month, indicating strong business momentum.