Return of the Lockdown Laggards? Investors eye 'Covid casualty' stocks to prepare for 'revenge spending'

Cinema and travel stocks expected to shoot up post-lockdown

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As the meteoric rise of 'stay-at-home' stocks in 2020 is unlikely to continue this year, asset managers say demand will hold up for these companies in the long run, but investors should look elsewhere in the near term.

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