4 Red-Hot Growth Stocks That Should Double In 2021

[Option Beast]( 12/26/2020   |   [View in browser]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [4 Red-Hot Growth Stocks That Should Double In 2021]( Despite the novel coronavirus pandemic, 2020 was a strong year for stocks, and some new growth stocks in particular. The March meltdown may have caused some investors' ulcers to flare up. However, it paved the way for major indices such as the Nasdaq and S&P 500 to hit new all-time highs in the months that followed. So-called "stay at home" stocks such as Zoom Video and Peloton each rose more than 400%, while technology leaders such as Apple and Nvidia saw their share prices more than double on the year. So where is the growth in 2021 likely to come from? Will these stocks continue to be all-stars or will other growth stocks steal the spotlight? Many investors are betting on the "reopening play" as more people get vaccinated against Covid-19 and the U.S. economy reopens in earnest. Others are betting on a continued shift of capital into cyclical stocks. But whatever happens not all growth stocks are created equal heading into 2021. With that in mind, here are four growth stocks [More...]( SPONSORED CONTENT [Legendary "Tarheel Trader" Reveals $5,000 Income Trick]( A legendary Tarheel trader claims she can show anyone how to pull down $5,000, $10,000 even as much as $20,000 a month in income thanks to her "backwoods" trading technique. She's giving away this method for free until Sunday. [Instant access here...]( [Stock-Market Pros Are Having A Tough Time Imagining An S&P 500 Slump In 2021]( Farewell, 2020. Hello, 2021. It is onward and potentially upward, Superman style, for the U.S. stock market next year, based on analysts' ambitious year-end targets for the S&P 500 index. No equity market analysts that MarketWatch surveyed for this report foresee a pullback from current levels, already observed as lofty by more than a few market experts, as investors head into a crucial phase of the recovery from the worst pandemic in over a century and a new presidential regime under President-elect Joe Biden, who takes the oath of office Jan. 20. Despite nagging fears that valuations and, in particular, values for large-capitalization technology companies, are priced for perfection, with some companies, like Tesla Inc. TSLA, +2.44%, representing a paradigm of Wall Street's anxieties about market bubbles, many see equities going only in one direction next year: skyward. [Read more...]( [Tops for 2021: 6 Best Financial Stocks to Buy]( Financial stocks were one of the hardest-hit areas of the market in 2020. Already low interest rates hung over the sector at the start of the year. Then they were hobbled by the COVID-19 crisis and the resulting slash to near-zero rates. 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