Good afternoon, FOMO is back. Stocks have been on a tear since investors got a swift and decisive resolution to the U.S. presidential election. The rally has been broadly based, and many investors believe stocks may have further to climb. It’s a question of changing expectations. For much of 2024, the market was like a carefully balanced scale. Investors weighed each candidate's policies and hedged their investments based on a potential range of outcomes. Investors may not know what the policies coming out of Washington will be. Politics will be what it will be. But they have a really good idea of what policies won’t be adopted. And that’s what has investors moving off the sidelines and back into stocks. And one of the early winners is turning out to be consumer discretionary stocks. Consumer discretionary is a broad category of products and services that are nice to have but not must-haves. That’s been a tough sell for consumers at a time when inflation and interest rates are causing them to make every dollar count.
A number of leading companies have expressed that weaker sentiment this earnings season, and investors are pulling money out of the sector. But with expectations for an administration that will be more accommodating to businesses and consumers, investors are starting to wade back in. In this special presentation, we’re looking at seven consumer discretionary stocks that have caught this wave and are projected to post earnings growth that will justify a higher share price. View the 7 Consumer Discretionary Stocks That Will Continue to Rally The Early Bird Team
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