Viewpoints: Should you sell in May?
| ACTIVE INVESTOR WEEKLY EDITION: APRIL 23, 2021 |
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Should you "sell in May"?If you follow this strategy, here's what to think about as April turns to May. CHART OF THE WEEK Consumer, financials could leadEarnings expectations for the consumer discretionary and financials sectors are sky high, due to favorable comparables from last year, when COVID-19 first took hold of the global economy. RETIREMENT 5 rules for retirement incomeRules of the road: Worried about running out of money in retirement? Help set your plan up for success by sticking to a few rules, including being conservative with withdrawals, planning for a long lifespan, and making sure your portfolio has enough growth potential. Find out how to make our 5 rules work for you. PERSONAL FINANCE Need estate planning help?Brain trust: Even die-hard do-it-yourselfers typically need some help when it comes to making an estate plan. To find an attorney who's a good fit, you'll first need to clarify your needs, then start searching for and vetting candidates. Learn more about what to keep in mind. MARKET COMMENTARY The recovery acceleratesGaining steam: Markets have been riding high so far this year, fueled by a reopening economy, low interest rates, and fiscal stimulus. While no one expects policymakers to pump the brakes anytime soon, investors should be aware of the risks posed by rising inflation and high valuations, and some ways to manage them. INVESTING IDEAS A booster for bank stocksPoised for buybacks: Bank stocks have not been the market's darlings in recent years. But some of the biggest names in the sector appear well-positioned to start increasing share buybacks—thanks to strong balance sheets and improving loan portfolios—which could provide a boost for the stocks. |
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