The January Barometer

Plus, bitcoin falls, tax savings strategies, and more.

ACTIVE INVESTOR WEEKLY EDITION: February 06, 2026 View in a browser

FIDELITY ACTIVE INVESTOR® WEEKLY EDITION: February 06, 2026

January barometer This indicator has accurately predicted the stock market 4 straight years. What does it say now? Read more Chart of the week: Bitcoin falls below $70,000 Recent bitcoin gains have been erased as the world's largest cryptocurrency weakens on growing risks. Read more What might be the next big stock? Market Sense explores trends shaping mid-cap companies that may offer both stability and the potential for room to grow Watch now A new opportunity for tax savings These changes may boost wealth-transfer plans. Read more Understanding new Roth 401(k) catch-up rules Here's how higher earners can plan for the lost upfront deduction. Read more

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