As 2020 comes to a close, investors look ahead at what to expect from equities in the coming months. While expectations for the market are mixed, there is still plenty of uncertainty, especially with the ongoing pandemic. However, many analysts believe that the market still has room to grow, with some industries continuing to do well while others struggle. One of the positives for the end of the year equities is the anticipation of more stimulus from Congress. While talks of stimulus have been ongoing for months, both Democrats and Republicans have signaled that a deal may be in the works and could provide some assurance to investors. There is also the expectation that the Federal Reserve will continue to provide support to the economy, which could also provide a boost for equities. In addition to the potential for more stimulus, tech stocks are likely to remain strong throughout the end of 2020. As people spend more time at home this year, the demand for technology products such battery-powered transportation and online services has increased. This trend is expected to continue, and could keep tech companies and investors in the green. On the other hand, some of the traditional industries have been under pressure throughout most of 2020. Companies in the retail and hospitality sectors have been hit hardest by the pandemic, and some analysts predict the markets may not fully recover until 2021. Overall, there is still uncertainty surrounding the market and what the end of 2020 will bring. Investors should exercise caution and remain aware of the potential for volatility as 2020 comes to a close. By researching the latest news and keeping an eye on their investments, investors can make the most of the end of the year equities and look ahead to better times in 2021.