How to Win in 2021: Choosing Sectors Wisely in the New Year

We’re just weeks away from closing the books on 2020. I think it’s fair to say that every person around the globe is eager to put this year’s unique challenges behind them.

Fortunately, we’ll soon have help. Forthcoming COVID-19 vaccines will eventually curb both the public health crisis in this country, and the resulting economic one.

But there’s one other factor to consider while looking ahead to market trends in 2021. Mike Larson, Editor of the Safe Money Report, says the Georgia run-off elections in early January are key in determining the path of our rebound.

In this special five-minute video segment, Mike explains why those two Senate seats will shape Wall Street’s response to an economic recovery.

Mike also says investors shouldn’t jump the gun, even though the market is rallying right now:

You want to be reactionary. What happens in early January is really going to set the tone for the year.

Heading into 2021, there’s a lot of potential. You just don’t want to get too ahead of yourself right here, given how far stocks have come in a short period of time.

I would sum it up by saying there’s a lot of ways to win. As long as you’re smart, you’re in the right sectors, you’re in the right names.

In this insightful video, Mike discusses:

  • Companies currently “dominating the market,” and the successful business models we’ll see “broadening out” next year.
  • Which ETF’s will give you “broad diversified exposure” to safe, smart sectors during the coming months.
  • The issue that many companies will grapple with post-COVID, and why it’s crucial to invest in stocks that “have some margin of safety built in.”

And more!

The information in this brief video couldn’t be timelier. I urge you to watch it now.

Happy investing!

Jessica Borg 
Financial Anchor 
Safe Money Report

About the Financial News Anchor

During her award-winning career as an anchor and reporter with ABC News and CBS News, Jess has covered the gamut — politics, consumer affairs and finance, including extensive reporting on the 2008 global economic crisis. 

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