Viewpoints: Top investing ideas for 2021

After a most unpredictable year, find out what opportunities 2021 may hold in our in-depth sector report.

January 7, 2021 View in a browser

FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS® WEEKLY EDITION: January 07, 2021

Top investing ideas for 2021 After a most unpredictable year, find out what opportunities 2021 may hold in our in-depth sector report. Read more MARKET INSIGHTS Reflation, reopening, and readjustment Investors are looking forward to a broadening economic expansion, but market volatility may be likely. Read more PERSONAL FINANCE Emotions and investment decisions See how to improve your financial decision-making by monitoring—and hacking—your emotions. Read more INVESTING IDEAS Spotlight on sustainable investing Fidelity's Kevin Walenta says more companies are promoting socially responsible strategies to appeal to values-driven investors. Read more

The 2021 outlook Find out what Fidelity pros see as big trends to watch as the new year begins. Learn more → Stocks in the time of COVID Fidelity's portfolio managers are finding opportunities as the pandemic persists and vaccine hopes rise. Learn more →

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