Ten Trends Advisors Need to Pay Attention to in 2021 Financial advisors proved their tenacity and resilience in 2020, and through this resolve, a new evolution is emerging. It’s good news for advisors.
As we explored in part 1 of this two-part series, despite the pandemic, the wealth management industry had some positive notes in 2020:
Advisor movement has been strong, and, overall, advisors are reporting their best years ever.
The events of the year have helped many advisors see their business lives in a new light, and they themselves are evolving positively for the new year.
And just as quickly as advisors rose to the challenge, so did the firms particularly by way of expanding opportunities for advisors considering change.
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Bitcoin’s record rally could hit a wall in 2021.
Signs in the cryptocurrency’s technical chart point to a 25%-30% sell-off that’s likely to hit early in the new year, Miller Tabak chief market strategist Matt Maley told CNBC’s “Trading Nation” on Thursday.
“There’s no question it’s been a melt-up, and it could last a little bit longer,” Maley said. “I think on a short-term basis it could continue a little bit longer, and I’m very bullish on it on a very long-term basis. But intermediate term, I’m a lot more concerned than I think a lot of other people.”