U.S. stocks rallied on Tuesday as investors pinned their hopes on the economy reopening. Three experts weigh in.
Lisa Shalett, chief investment officer at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, sees areas of opportunity in some unloved corners of the market.
"Our strategy has been to, you know, move away from the indexes which we think are excessively concentrated and super expensive -- you know, tech names that we all know -- and really if they want to play the market here to go after pockets of value and as areas that are still left behind from the February-March sell-off. So that would include areas like financials, like industrials, like small caps, like materials, like energy.
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