By Ken Fisher, The Australian, 14/03/2023
What happened to skyrocketing oil? For months after Russia’s Ukraine invasion, forecasts of shortages driving ever-higher oil and gas prices proliferated in Australia and globally. Now? Raw energy prices have stalled or are dropping. Storage tanks are mostly full as production booms.
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By Ken Fisher, The Australian, 15/01/2023
Last year's fear fest and global bear market has many dreading more ahead. But this mentality primes the ASX and global stocks and bonds to shock almost everyone in a bull market bringing 15, 20, 25 per cent gains. Maybe more! Sound crazy? Let me explain.
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By Aaron Anderson, Reuters, 03/01/2023
2022 was the year the pandemic tech bubble burst - but Aaron Anderson of Fisher Investments told us fields like cloud computing and IT services are set to stage a comeback.
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By Ken Fisher, The Australian, 18/12/2022
What do you see? Recession warnings? Energy and Inflation fears? Geopolitical turmoil? You can't miss the onslaught of terrible headlines - one blinding investors from Darwin to Dubbo.
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By Fisher Investments, Reuters, 01/12/2022
Currency swings worrying you? Consider this, which shows markets don’t much mind a strong dollar. Or a weak dollar.
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By Ken Fisher, LinkedIn, 30/11/2022
Do you buy the bounce? Stocks have climbed since mid-October’s recent low. Yet many observers expect far, far worse ahead—not just through yearend … or even 2023’s entirety.
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By Aaron Anderson, CNBC, 29/11/2022
Aaron Anderson of Fisher Investments says the protests show that the population itself can “provide some checks and balances” on the government.
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By Fisher Investments, Reuters, 16/11/2022
What matters most is the US’s ability to pay its debt, not how large it is. Learn more from Fisher Investments.
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By Ken Fisher, The Australian, 13/11/2022
Do you buy the bounce? World stocks and the ASX have climbed since October’s start, but many doubters foresee a suffocating swirl of headwinds hampering markets not only in Q4 and 2023, but throughout the 2020s. They predict ongoing inflation, geopolitical rancour and profligate government spending will render a lost decade of stagnant returns, necessitating radical portfolio changes. Codswallop.
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By Ken Fisher, Real Clear Markets, 12/11/2022
Pessimists claim it’s too soon to buy, that October and November’s stock market rally was yet another false dawn. Doomsayers see significant downside until we hit “capitulation”—a famous term meaning heavy panic selling. Capitulation is how bear markets commonly end. But several key factors make that ending unlikely this time. Let me show you.
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