Senin, 11 Januari 2021

Guide to 2021 investing

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Good evening,

Congratulations on making it through 2020.

That’s not an idle compliment. One year ago, only the most insider of insiders was foreseeing living through a global pandemic. And as millions of Americans have learned how to work from home, become reluctant home school teachers (or co-teachers), maintaining our status quo was just fine.

Unless we couldn’t, for many of us, we’ve added a few pounds, reconfigured our homes. Some of you may have even had a career change or started your own business (or both).

It’s been a stressful year.

But as the calendar turns, it’s time to bet on hope. Yes, many of us are still waking up to a Groundhog’s Day of sorts. But there is hope on the horizon (however you choose to define it).

That hope means that we can be looking at a very different nation by the time we’re saying goodbye to 2021. And that’s why you should start planning for it now. One way that consumers do this is to make resolutions.

Some of the most popular resolutions include losing weight, exercising more, or taking steps to get our life and/or business more organized. And that presents an opportunity for you as an investor.

Many pure-play companies lean into these trends and are doing well.

Alternatively, you can also invest in companies that are not pure plays but can still benefit from consumers looking to start fresh. Owning these stocks helps you manage your risk. If the trend holds, you can ride the wave. On the other hand, if the wave turns into a ripple, the stocks have other catalysts to get them through.

In this special presentation, we’ll take a look at both of these categories.

View the “7 Stocks to Support Your New Year’s Resolutions”

Matthew Paulson
MarketBeat.com


 
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