Investors Hit Reset in a Bizarre Market

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If 2021 was supposed to be “normal” for investors, it hasn’t started that way

The stock market has been anything but. Markets in January hit records, and then quickly turned to mayhem. The frenzied day-trading in GameStop and other once-dormant stocks fueled but then brought the overall market down. In February, so far, stock indexes have risen to records or near-records again.

The total return of the average diversified U.S.-stock fund for January was a minuscule 0.3% after all the dust settled, according to Refinitiv Lipper data. As a category, the funds rose 19.1% for all of 2020, despite the economic pressures of the Covid-19 pandemic and the lockdowns.“The year is off to a funny start,” says Sylvia Jablonski, chief investment officer with Defiance ETFs in New York.

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