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Top 5 Sectors to Invest in 2021
Information is not investment advice
If you invest in stocks, you should have a well-diversified portfolio that can withstand all kinds of market shocks. One of the approaches to create one is to pick the best stocks from various sectors. Thus, in this article, we will discuss the sectors with the highest potential to grow in the future.
Tech
It’s all about tech these days. It’s hard to find any sector which is not connected to the technologies. The financial sector has already become fintech, pharma industry – biotech, etc. Besides, the remote work and stay-at-home regime speeded up the digitalization in the whole world and boosted tech stocks, most of which are still rallying up.
For example, Amazon, a unique company, which is engaged in all the top tech industries: e-commerce, streaming services, and cloud computing. However, it has slowed down in 2021 as the coronavirus restrictions were eased.
Facebook gained the most as its main source of revenue comes from advertising. There were not so many companies wishing to pay for advertising during the Covid-19 crisis, but now companies have recovered and are ready to invest in ads. Good for Facebook!
Nvidia is up nearly 50% in 2021, despite many challenges. The company has been unable to meet consumer demand because of the global chip shortage. Nevertheless, Nvidia has managed to show record revenue for the first quarter. The next earnings report will be out on August 18.
|
Stocks |
Year-to-date performance |
|
Nvidia |
50.89% |
|
|
31.78% |
Health Care
The pharma industry has always had a high potential to grow, but the pandemic has boosted this sector even more and as a result, attracted many new investors especially vaccine producers. The top biotech stocks are Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson. Let’s look at how much they have gained this year so far.
|
Stocks |
Year-to-date performance |
|
Pfizer |
30.92% |
|
Johnson & Johnson |
10.43% |
Financials
Visa will rise due to the surging consumer spending and usage of its products. The more capital is circulating in its system – the better. Banks are going to rise due to the increased return of capital and the upcoming rates hikes.
|
Stocks |
Year-to-date performance |
|
Goldman Sachs |
56.95% |
|
Bank of America |
38.40% |
|
Visa |
7.47% |
Winners of infrastructure bill
The US Senate has passed Biden’s $1 trillion infrastructure package. $550 billion will be spent on roads, water systems, and most importantly, the electrical grid. Who will win? Materials, industrial sectors, and electric vehicles.
|
Stocks |
Year-to-date performance |
|
General Motors |
30.33% |
|
General Electric |
22.73% |
|
Ford |
18.45% |
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