Volatility Dragging You Down? 3 Stocks to Stabilize Your Portfolio

Published: May 27, 2021

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Roger Scott

27+ years of trading experience. Traded multi-million dollar accounts and has trained thousands of new and experienced traders.

Volatility Dragging You Down? 3 Stocks to Stabilize Your Portfolio

When people think about trading or any other type of investment strategy, the last thing they tend to think of are utility stocks.

They're just not that flashy or sexy, so they don't get as much TV time.

I mean, they typically don't have great stories associated with them. Utilities experience less volatility than the overall stock market most of the time, and aren't exactly known for being high-flying tickers — like FAANG stocks or big tech names.

But even in a bad economy, we still need utilities...

So today, I'll show you why these three deserve a spot in your portfolio over names that thrive on consumer spending.

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3 Low-Risk Mid Caps to Trade Today's GDP Report

Mid-cap stocks have been trading sideways recently. And I've identified three stocks with recent pullbacks that could bounce back higher.

The gross domestic product (GDP) report was released today and backed the Federal Reserve's stimulus and interest rate actions. Investors have been worried that the economy was running "too hot." Although inflation is present, the report shows that growth for this year's first quarter was not excessive.

The Nasdaq has now traded two straight days above its 50-day moving average and is back in a bullish trend. Futures were slightly down this morning ahead of the GDP report. Large-cap tech stocks are the most sensitive to interest rate moves. I expect the bond market to rally as stocks may find some support from the first quarter economic data.

In today's video, I'll go over the impact of the GDP on the bond market… which index remains neutral… which index is bullish once again… which sectors to stay away from… and the top industrial, engineering and energy stocks right now.

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