| The “COVID-19 trade” has run its course. I don’t know about you, but I’m happy to see that! It means we’re that much closer to our lives getting fully back to normal. But now investors are trying to figure out what to do. Many of the stocks that made sense when America was stuck at home don’t make as much sense today … or at least not at today’s prices. And the market has spent most of 2021 adjusting to that reality. The biotech sector grabbed the spotlight last year. More specifically genomics, or DNA-based medicine, became one of the “COVID trades.” It’s not hard to understand why. The two most successful COVID-19 vaccines were both based on mRNA technology. And an aging generation should be an even bigger tailwind for genomics stocks. Here’s why… Suggested Stories: Timber! Weyerhaeuser's Strong Bullish Dividend Will Outgrow Inflation The Latest Read on Inflation (and a 5.3% Dividend to Buy)
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The Bull & The Bear
I’m a sports nut. So, when events returned after some uncertainty following the COVID-19 outbreak last year, I was pretty darn excited. And I wasn’t alone. A small group of companies breathed a collective sigh of relief as the NFL, NBA, college football and other sports returned to the limelight. I’m talking about sports betting companies. States are lining up to legalize sports gambling, and that should be a boon for the industry. Revenues are expected to triple to $8 billion by 2025. That could be huge for four of the biggest sports betting stocks on the market. Find out if any are worth a bet in this episode of The Bull & The Bear. 
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Chart of the Day
News about the housing market, especially regarding prices, is uniformly discouraging to buyers. Recent data showed double-digit increases in a variety of measures. The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller National Home Price Index measures average home prices in major metropolitan areas across the nation. It rose 13.2% in the last 12 months. Home prices were up in all 20 cities covered by the Index. The latest data, which covered March, was the highest one-year gain since December 2005. Prices are just one factor in affordability. Mortgage rates also affect how much home a family can afford. And the chart below suggests these rates may rise substantially soon. Let’s take a closer look at the housing market and see how a rate surge might kill affordability. 
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