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The Bull & The Bear: Sectors Investors Should Buy — And Ones to Avoid

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Many successful investors know just what sectors to buy into and which ones to avoid, and that is the main topic of disussion in the latest episode of The Bull & The Bear podcast here on Money & Markets.

We are in the midst of interesting, volatile times for the stock market.

Some days the market is strong. Others it seems to be in a coma.

With the market fluctuating wildly back and forth between positive and negative territory, it can be enough to make your head spin.

On any given day, certain sectors vastly outperform others. But as an investor, it’s good to know where to put your money for the long haul.

Staff writer Matthew Clark, contributor Charles Sizemore and Money & Markets Chief Investment Strategist Adam O’Dell look at current market conditions and what that says about various sectors.

More importantly, you’ll get guidance on the best sectors to invest in, and the ones you need to steer clear of.

You’ll also learn the value of following a strategy and being patient in order to make larger gains — basically filtering out the daily noise to earn profits.

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