Amps Nah, not at the moment - quite the opposite in my view in fact.
Short term - most places are still reeling from the virus and lockdown. They are somewhere between ‘fully recovered’ and ‘still completely fucked’ depending on industry type. Either way, every time there’s a news report about a potential vaccine or a new stimulus bill, the markets shoot up 10% or so before crashing back down a few days later so it’s relatively easy to take advantage or the swings - e.g. I bought 350 quids worth of shares of cineworld last week in anticipation of the re-opening at the end of the month - in the course of a day, because of a vaccine report, they shot up and I sold them for 450 - cheeky 100 quid for pressing the ‘buy’ button and the ‘sell’ button a couple of hours apart. Now they are back down again for whatever reason.
Longer term, when a vaccine becomes the norm and things get back to normal, the markets will level out with less erratic swings - it’s harder to know where to put your funds then imo. You have to go off things like ‘aristocrat dividend’ companies and such like.
