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Best ETFs to Buy in 2021

Best ETFs to Buy for 2021 TheStreet 3/1/2021 © TheStreet Best ETFs to Buy for 2021 The U.S. exchange-traded fund (ETF) industry continued to grow in 2020, reaching $5 trillion, according to a new research report published by Cerulli Associates. And it s expected to grow even more over the next decade as issuers increasingly offer a greater variety of differentiated exposures beyond the commoditized core, according to Cerulli s latest report, U.S. Exchange-Traded Fund Markets 2020: Broadening Product Use. According to Cerulli, the ETF industry is undergoing a momentous shift. The majority (79%) of U.S. ETF issuers report that they are currently developing or planning to develop transparent active ETFs, despite only 3% of ETF assets being currently held in such products, the report noted.

Netflix unveils plans to release movies every week in 2021 with star-studded sizzle reel

The MarketGauge Group managing director and ‘Plant Your Money Tree’ author Michele Schneider, Gibbs Wealth Management President Erin Gibbs and Bulltick Capital Markets chief strategist Kathryn Rooney Vera on earnings season and investing in today’s markets. As the coronavirus pandemic sends the movie theater industry into a tailspin, Netflix is stepping up to bridge the gap by promising the release of at least one original film every week in 2021. The immensely popular streaming service released a star-studded sizzle reel showing off the more than 70 titles it’s expecting to drop in the new year. Hosted by the stars of the highly anticipated movie “Red Notice” Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Gal Gadot and Ryan Reynolds the trio takes viewers through the list of action, comedy, musical and dramatic films expected to drop on Netflix throughout the year.

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The Last Week In A Nutshell What Happened: “The market has taken us on a roller coaster ride that no one would have believed  from the depths of March 2020, when we dropped to a level last seen in 2016 (e.g., $2,237.40 on the S&P 500) to a 51% rally back to reclaim an all. Read More.

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Coca-Cola Co (NYSE: KO) saw its shares hit a new 52-week high Tuesday in reaction to its second-quarter results but the stock still has a lot more room to run, says CNBC s Jim Cramer. Cramer: Throwback To The 1980s Coca-Cola s era of growth started in the 1980s when the U.S.. Read More.

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