Viewpoints: Stocks and bankruptcy
| ACTIVE INVESTOR WEEKLY EDITION: NOVEMBER 27, 2020 |
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Stocks and bankruptcyDo you have options if the stock of a company you own declares bankruptcy? CHART OF THE WEEK Elections and volatilityWhile the market tends to be up in the 12 months after an election, so too does volatility. MARKET COMMENTARY Can the economic recovery continue?Yes, but at a slower pace due to rising COVID cases. The key: fiscal stimulus. INVESTING IDEAS Could small caps return to glory?Joel Tillinghast says small-cap stocks could take a lead over large caps. PERSONAL FINANCE Lessons learned from COVIDAmericans are finding silver linings as they reflect on the year of the pandemic. |
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