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Good evening -

The question we used to ask is, where are you going for the holidays? That was so 2019. In 2020, millions of Americans will likely be making like the Grinch and staying home.

The reason, of course, is the novel coronavirus. Cases are rising in many of the United States. Europe is also seeing an uncontrolled spread and has already taken extreme mitigation measures (i.e., flatten the curve, part two).

Look, it’s not about what you think or what I think anymore. The simple truth is that the virus is a puzzle without an easy solution, with or without a vaccine. And that means that this is going to be a different kind of holiday season for many people.

And this will continue to be bad news for movie theaters, theme parks, and other live entertainment venues. Let’s be clear, it’s not their fault. It’s hard to plan for a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic. But right now, many stocks are not investable.

That’s the bad news. The good news is that not every entertainment stock is a bad bet. In fact, several entertainment stocks are revving up to post solid revenue during the holiday season. 

As you would expect, this includes some of the streaming video stocks. But it also includes video game companies and even some work-from-home winners that provide passive entertainment options.

And that’s why we’ve put together this special presentation that highlights seven stocks that you can buy to help grow your portfolio to help you have peace of mind. Because while there may be many competing stresses on you this holiday season, your portfolio should not be one of them.

View the “7 Entertainment Stocks That Are Still Delighting Investors.”

Matthew Paulson
MarketBeat.com


 
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