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Credit Suisse: S&P Poised For Huge 2021 Rallies

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On Wednesday Credit Suisse Strategists revealed the key to investing in 2021 is preparing for a virus-free economy in 2022. In a note to clients, the team initiated a 2021 S&P 500 price target of 4,050. Business Insider reports that the target implies a 12% rally from Tuesday's closing level. Various coronavirus vaccines are vying for regulatory authorization. That led Credit Suisse to "de-emphasize the near-term" and focus on how the US economy would launch out of its virus slump. The team said "the virus will be a fading memory" in 2022 and the rotation to cyclical stocks will be "largely behind us."

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