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With stocks down to start 2025, the strong returns you can find in the fixed-income market may look attractive right about now.
Three retail investors shared with Business Insider what made them sell before the drop.
"If you're 25 years old, a market sell-off like this is a blessing," Barry Ritholtz says of the recent market volatility.
"It's going to be a zigzagging market this year," says Stifel's Barry Bannister.
Gain an edge with David Booth's investing tips, including strategies for finding cheap stocks and understanding market volatility.
The election-fueled rally is running out of fuel as major indexes give back their gains. It's time to be selective on stocks.
Looking for shelter as the market sinks? Here's where to put your money.
One way to keep tariffs from sinking your stock portfolio? Invest in companies with products so good that they can raise their prices at will.
"What better time of year than around Valentine's Day to talk about getting nixed?" Rob Arnott has found several unloved stock picks.
The S&P 500 could see a "lost decade" ahead, Bank of America warns.
"We would expect the market to rotate further toward services given recent trade policy implementation," Mike Wilson says.
Is there $10,000 burning a hole in your pocket? If you're looking for investing ideas, we've got you covered.
"That's where we believe the alpha generation will come this year," Morgan Stanley's Katy Huberty says.
Lazard's Ron Temple shares his outlook as 2025 gets underway.
Small-cap manager Will Nasgovitz shares 3 trades to diversify your portfolio and reap gains.
"I'm looking for stocks that, for whatever reason, have gone down 80%, 85% from their highs," says Justin Deutsch of Weybosset Research & Management.
It's an "extraordinary point in history" to find robust yields without taking on duration risk, says BlackRock's Rick Rieder.
Arnott expects growth stocks to feel some pain in the next couple of years. But these cheap trades should rally, he said.
"It is the most expensive market of all time, as far as I can see, at least since I've been managing," David Einhorn said.