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2020 will be remembered as a historic time for investing: record highs and lows, extraordinary volatility, seismic economic shifts and accelerated structural and technological transitions. What could have happened in a span of years happened within just a few months. Over the last weeks of the year, we were reminded that we should forget about 2020 and all its struggles. We are told that we should look forward to the new year and a new form of normality in our lives. As tempting as it seems to forget the pain that 2020 brought us, investors should start the new year with a few lessons learned.
