2021 has gotten off to a promising start for investors with major indexes setting all-time highs in February, and optimism mounting over the economic reopening expected by the second half of the year.
However, after a blistering run over the last year, valuations look stretched. And some stocks may be due for a pullback, especially as interest rates are starting to rise, beckoning investors out of inflated growth stocks and into safer assets like bonds and dividend-paying stocks.
While the economy is on the mend, over the last year we’ve seen that the stock market is a different animal, and there isn’t always a correlation between the two. With that in mind, here are 10 stocks best avoided in 2021.
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