NEW YORK (NYTIMES) - Zoom and Peloton are out. Oil drillers and metal miners are in. Tech companies that made remote living possible - or even bearable - were the centre of the action last year as investors sought companies that were either immune to the economic chaos of the coronavirus pandemic or potential winners from the disruption caused by lockdowns.
But now, money is flowing into old-fashioned sectors where profits are soaring because of the rebounding economy, which is growing at the fastest rate since the early 1980s.
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