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ACTIVE INVESTOR WEEKLY EDITION: March 20, 2026 View in a browser

FIDELITY ACTIVE INVESTOR® WEEKLY EDITION: March 20, 2026

ADX stock signal Here's what this indicator says about stocks now. Read now Chart of the week: Dollar finds firmer footing After a bearish 2025, the US dollar appears to have stabilized thus far this year. Read now A tech stock that's adapted This GPS pioneer demonstrates how tech stocks oftentimes need to evolve to survive and thrive. Read now Help protect your gains Learn how this options strategy can potentially protect your unrealized capital gains. Read now Energy outlook Fidelity's Market Sense explores how the conflict in the Middle East is impacting oil, gas, and supply chains. Watch now Maximizing Active Trader Pro Make smarter trading decisions before, during, and after your trades—with real-time insights, dynamic visual analytics, and powerful trading tools. Learn more

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