Dear Readers, As if 2020 wasn't enough of a rollercoaster ride, US stocks started 2021 with their worst day in months. Even with new stimulus measures finally passed, traders appear worried that spiking virus cases will hamper the economic recovery everyone is banking on. That has experts of all sorts theorizing about what could cause an unexpected market downturn that would contrast sharply with an allegedly improving economy. Ever ahead of the curve, the Investing team at Insider scoured the landscape and compiled a list of the 7 things the biggest firms on Wall Street think could crash the stock market's party in 2021. If you aren't yet a subscriber to Insider Investing, you can sign up here. Liz Ann Sonders, the chief investment strategist at Charles Schwab, is in agreement. She recently told Insider that the market is vulnerable to an "extreme" pullback amid overextended investor sentiment — but also offered 4 trades that can still be used to drive returns this year. For more, see below for Insider's best Investing stories of the week, which include a wide array of additional recommendations, strategies, and tips for navigating uncertainty. Thanks for reading! -- Joe Brooke de Boutray's Zevenbergen Genea Fund returned 148% year-to-date through mid-December and was among the 10 top-performing funds in 2020. She shared with Business Insider the 4 stocks she's most bullish on heading into 2021. Read the full story here: Jeff Neumann, a low-key millionaire trader profiled in Jack Schwager's new book "Unknown Market Wizards," started trading with $2,500 in college and grew it into $50 million today. Neumann became a millionaire at the age of 23 by trading penny stocks. But his style has evolved over the years to combine technical analysis, fundamental research, and the "invest in what you know" mantra popularized by legendary investor Peter Lynch. He shared with Schwager 6 trading rules that contributed to his success. Read the full story here: Crossmark Global Investment's Victoria Fernandez has an optimistic outlook for the S&P 500 heading into 2021. She broke down why she's more bullish on growth stocks than value — and shared the two names she most recently added. Read the full story here: Stock pick central Seeking experts who are willing to name names? Look no further: |
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