Tech, health care and energy: Investing experts share where they're placing their bets. (via CNBCMakeIt)
The economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic has got many of us looking for new ways to make the most of our money.
"The standout is information technology, which is actually up for the year as of this writing," said Arielle O'Shea, investing and retirement advisor at personal finance company NerdWallet.chief investment officer of emerging markets, Deutsche Bank Wealth Management "They all touch on things consumers or businesses are still spending our money on ... purchases that help employees work from home, help families get supplies from home and help us generally pass the time," she said.— often preempt growth in consumer spending over the medium term, said Chisholm.
"Although the recent demand decline is unprecedented, history highlights the strong tendency of stocks to look through sharp declines to a second derivative recovery," she added.Online trading platforms and brokerage firms make it easier than ever to invest in individual stocks and sectors that you believe have strong growth potential.
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