“It’s never too late to retire early”
These stocks stand out as bargains in a red-hot market
The stock market has gotten off to a fiery start to 2021, with most indexes up sharply during the first few weeks of the year. That rise comes on the heels of last year’s red-hot run up from Wall Street’s pandemic-dampened early-spring lows. At this point, value-seeking investors are likely growing weary, as bargains are few and far between.
The pandemic had an outsize impact on the energy and commercial real estate markets. Because of that, companies in those sectors lost value last year. However, some were sold off by investors even though their underlying operations were performing reasonably well. Because of that, value investors can find some hidden gems like these three stocks.
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