On this episode of Market Sense, our Fidelity branch leaders answer frequently asked questions from customers and webcast viewers on everything from retirement planning, to how much to consider holding cash, to the evolving role of bonds. Plus, Jurrien Timmer weighs in on the Fed’s January meeting and China’s cheaper AI model and what it might mean…

2025 is off to a sluggish start in the markets, as investors try to anticipate what type of fiscal policy will be implemented under a new Trump administration. On this episode of Market Sense, Fidelity’s VP of Government Relations joins us with her expectations for the first 100 days, potential cabinet picks, and what this could all mean for future…

A new year brings a new president, potentially new policies, and a new opportunity to revisit your investing strategy. Join our roundtable of Fidelity professionals as we prep our portfolios for 2025. We’ll take an in-depth look at the risks and opportunities that come with changing interest rates, and the market segments that could shine in the ne…

Fidelity’s Director of Quantitative Market Strategy suggests 3 sectors that are among her top picks for 2025, as well as where she sees risks. We also reveal the best and worst performing sectors of 2024 and talk about whether “bounce back opportunity” strategies work (spoiler alert: they don’t—we’ll explain why!) Plus, the ongoing debate of stocks…

ETFs provide a lot of advantages, but how do they best fit into your portfolio? On this episode of Market Sense, a Fidelity investing coach shares strategies for building an ETF portfolio that's based on your risk tolerance and financial goals. Read the full transcript View the slides Watch the video replay…

Our Director of Global Macro unpacks the latest market headlines as we await the Fed’s December meeting. And, as the end of the year approaches, time is running out to make some tax savvy moves that could help lower your tax bill for 2024. A Fidelity branch leader walks us through 5 tax ideas his team shares with their clients, that must be conside…