This is from MarketWatch:

Louis Navellier, president of the Navellier funds and editor of the Blue Chip Growth Letter and Emerging Growth Letter, says that the current stock market is "very narrow," with leadership coming from just a few sectors.

While some investors are bargain-hunting in financial services and real estate, Navellier said in a radio interview that he's avoiding domestic financials completely because "even when you find a good one, there's no buying pressure." Instead, Navellier favors defense, health care and resources companies right now.

Navellier told Chuck Jaffe, MarketWatch senior columnist, that growth stocks -- even some names that have been flying high with huge gains for 2007 -- remain at reasonable valuations right now compared with value stocks, which may be cheap but which have no prospects for growth.

Navellier recommended that investors buy Southern Copper (PCU), Tsakos Energy Navigation (TNP), United Healthgroup (UNH), Graftech International (GTI), GigaMedia (GIGM) and Vasco Data Securities International (VDSI), characterizing Southern Copper, Graftech, GigaMedia and Vasco as particularly strong buys.

He suggested selling Mobile Mini (MINI), despite liking the business, as well as Wellcare Health Plans (WCG).

You can listen to the radio show here. You have to listen for a bit until I'm on, or you can drag the "seek" button about one-third of the way across to my segment.