Political Gridlock Is Good News For Markets
By Ken Fisher, Financial Times, 27/03/2018
European and US stocks stand to benefit from political indecision.
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By Ken Fisher, Financial Times, 27/03/2018
European and US stocks stand to benefit from political indecision.
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By Ken Fisher, Financial Times, 29/12/2017
Next year looks to be a great one for investors: a bull market igniting into its final third, led by European stocks. Even if sterling strength dampens Brits’ global returns again, this should be a year to own stocks.
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Read MoreBy Ken Fisher, Financial Times, 21/11/2017
Europe and emerging markets have led in 2017 to date — and that should continue.
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By Ken Fisher, Financial Times, 17/10/2017
If tax changes are not enduring they don’t impact on economies much.
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By Ken Fisher, Financial Times, 12/09/2017
Regional conflict usually affects too little of the world economy to cause disruption.
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By Ken Fisher, Financial Times, 09/08/2017
Stop sucker punching the European banks with QE madness.
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By Ken Fisher, Financial Times, 03/07/2017
Tech stocks have had a bloody nose, but investors must think for the long term.
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31/05/2017
By Ken Fisher, Financial Times, 25/04/2017
Economies in Europe and beyond will enjoy a surge of optimism.
Read MoreBy Ken Fisher, Financial Times, 22/03/2017
Despite the naysayers, the bull market continues to run.
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