Viewpoints: What RSI says about stocks now
| ACTIVE INVESTOR WEEKLY EDITION: NOVEMBER 20, 2020 |
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What RSI says about stocks nowThis short-term technical indicator suggests some short-term caution. See why. CHART OF THE WEEK Vacation plansThe number of Americans planning vacations has broadly improved recently. But the recent COVID-19 spike may alter those plans again. PERSONAL FINANCE 4 key year-end tax moves for 2020Seize the chance to reduce taxes by acting before the end of the year. MARKET COMMENTARY Stocks look toward the futureThe stock market is looking past COVID and the election as earnings improve, says Jurrien Timmer. INVESTING IDEAS Catching a "green wave"Here's why some small-cap companies may benefit from a heightened focus on environmental sustainability. PERSONAL FINANCE Year-end strategies for charitable givingConsider 6 tax‐savvy ways to make your giving go further this year. |
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