Forget The Investment Losses Of 2018, Stocks Will Rebound
By Ken Fisher, Financial Times, 22/01/2019
The third year of US presidencies is positive 90 per cent of the time
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By Ken Fisher, Financial Times, 22/01/2019
The third year of US presidencies is positive 90 per cent of the time
Read MoreBy Ken Fisher, Financial Times, 06/12/2018
These bull market scare stories are already priced in.
Read MoreBy Ken Fisher, Financial Times, 24/10/2018
We should tend to the wounds of EU withdrawal and look to the future.
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By Ken Fisher, Financial Times, 11/09/2018
Expected political deadlock would give stocks another boost.
Read MoreBy Ken Fisher, Financial Times, 12/06/2018
Despite the election result, the economy and stock market will do better than feared.
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By Ken Fisher, Financial Times, 03/05/2018
For now, big tech and European banks look a safer bet.
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By Ken Fisher, Financial Times, 27/03/2018
European and US stocks stand to benefit from political indecision.
* Requires login to external publication’s site. Read MoreBy Ken Fisher, Financial Times, 14/02/2018
Ken Fisher discusses recent market volatility and why corrections are often temporary conditions, frequently ending before anyone can identify why they occurred.
* Requires login to external publication’s site. Read MoreBy Ken Fisher, Financial Times, 29/12/2017
Ken Fisher shares his views on what investors’ sentiment could mean for markets.
* Requires login to external publication’s site. Read MoreBy Ken Fisher, Financial Times, 03/07/2017
What does it mean when top stocks loose some value? Ken shares his views in this article.
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