Investing Opportunities In A High-Rate Environment - 5/7/24 | Market Sense | Fidelity Investments

For the first time this year, the markets have seen some volatility that even strong tech earnings can’t seem to completely shake. Stubborn inflation and a more hawkish stance from the Fed have investors bracing for what’s next.
From equities to bonds, on this episode of Market Sense our Fidelity Professionals weigh in on the opportunities and risks they see as interest rates stay higher for longer.
00:00 Intro
02:03 Jobs report
05:40 What’s happening with bonds?
08:32 Stay or sell?
11:27 Reacting to news headlines
13:00 Is tech still driving the markets or are inflation fears?
18:03 Denise POV: International stocks
20:07 Naveen POV: International stocks
22:43 What are we watching?
Questions? Drop them below 👇 and we’ll reply right in the comments.
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[@davidwysocki1004]

Excellent discussion. I generally ignore headlines and macro-economics as a long-term dividend growth investor.

[@Cammimullens]

It seems certain stocks are undervalued, flying under the radar despite their potential. You can't help but wonder when the market will recognize their true worth. How can I invest $600K wisely to ensure our future security?

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[@buckybarnes3803]

I'm glad you guys put out videos and content quite regularly, and even more glad that you interact by reading comments. It seems like the Fidelity videos avoid talking about the metals, gold, silver and copper. Gold broke out and I think there are opportunities to invest in metal stocks and ETFs. I'd like to see more on this sector. Perhaps a dedicated video

[@kenmerta3901]

Are annuities a good deal now?

[@eliasun6641]

Love: " there is a reason why it's cheap and getting cheaper".

[@radcliffe1065]

Would like to know more about the three new Fidelity funds using options to increase income.

[@dansdollar8318]

I would like to see an A-Z list of stocks that pay dividends in each of the 12 months. Such as January, February, March and so on. I am looking to create a portfolio of stocks that provide dividends in each of the 12 months.

[@Fidelity]

Thank you for reaching out to us on KZbin. You can research, compare, and browse all the financial instruments we offer by clicking the "News & Research" tab on Fidelity.com and choosing the desired category. From there, you can view screeners that narrow down investments based on set criteria, risk tolerance, performance data, and more. If you have any additional questions, please let us know!

[@dansdollar8318]

@@Fidelity through the screener will I be permitted to locate the specific detail I would like (stock dividends paid in January, then Feb, then March and so on.

[@Fidelity]

Great question! By using the screener, you'll be able to search by various criteria, including dividend information. To do so, navigate to the "Dividends" section on the left-hand side of the stock screener. We also want to mention that you can pull up a security's research page to view dividend information. To view a security's research page, type the symbol in the "Search or get a quote" box in the top right corner of Fidelity.com. Once there, navigate to the "Dividends & Earnings" tab. Let us know if anything else comes up; we'll be glad to help!

[@dansdollar8318]

@@Fidelity I have taken the time to review the stock screener I still wonder if I am able to find stocks that offer dividends in January, February, March, so on. Please look at this and let me know if I am able to find that specific information.

[@Fidelity]

We apologize for any confusion! If and when they are paid are determined by the issuer. As such, does not provide a list of which stocks pay dividends during which months throughout the year, as stock dividends are not guaranteed. However, the stock screener can help you better focus your search to securities that align with your desired characteristics to make your research process smoother. If we can offer any further insight into the tools on our website, please let us know.

[@tboughnou]

Recession coming, growth slows then accellerates... to the down side (despite the "stock market" performance)

[@tboughnou]

earnings growth is going to collapse