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Rotation to value and smaller cap funds started late last year. Economic sensitive sectors including financial, health care, energy are advancing nicely while tech stocks are now trailing.
It is good to hold both when the bond yield settles down. Ability to move early enough on value stock allow one to capture the most gain. The year the growth and value stocks move in opposite direction.
Leisure, hotel and airline stocks will likely return to pre-pandemic level when vaccines are more widely distributed. This may take 6-12 months.
Dow ends at a record high while Nasdaq remains in correction — That hasn’t happened in over 20 years.....
The Dow has not notched a record high while the Nasdaq Composite has been in correction territory since around the time of the dot-com boom and bust on Aug. 23, 1999, according to Dow Jones Market Data.
This is why I have owned one stock in part BA-Boeing for 45 years and will never sell it. I am also 87 in April. There were times when I owned a great deal more.
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But I’m still sold on tech too. Might provide some better entry points.
Leisure, hotel and airline stocks will likely return to pre-pandemic level when vaccines are more widely distributed. This may take 6-12 months.
The Dow has not notched a record high while the Nasdaq Composite has been in correction territory since around the time of the dot-com boom and bust on Aug. 23, 1999, according to Dow Jones Market Data.