Viewpoints: 2021 stock outlook

Fidelity portfolio managers review some of the key stock market opportunities they see playing out this year. Among them: value stocks, emerging markets, tech, and digital shopping and payments.

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FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS® WEEKLY EDITION: January 14, 2021

2021 stock outlook Fidelity portfolio managers review some of the key stock market opportunities they see playing out this year. Among them: value stocks, emerging markets, tech, and digital shopping and payments. Read more PERSONAL FINANCE Your money: 5 things to watch this year As the new Administration settles in, key areas to watch include economic stimulus and policies impacting investments, taxes, retirement, and healthcare. Read more MARKET INSIGHTS New lockdowns and the recovery With valuations high, lockdowns increasing, and COVID cases surging, a lot has to go right for stocks to keep rising, says Jurrien Timmer. Read more INVESTING IDEAS Bitcoin 101: What to know Learn how this digital currency works, plus some risks to consider. Read more

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