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Articles by Christopher Wong

Chris is a Portfolio Management Communications Analyst at Fisher Investments and has been with the firm since 2011. He graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in History.

Anatomy of a Bubble: Bitcoin Edition

By Christopher Wong, 04/11/2019

The bitcoin bubble illustrates what true euphoria looks like—and why it isn’t dead.

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Chart(s) of the Day: More Perspective on ‘Flat Yield Curve’ Fears

By Christopher Wong, 08/03/2018

For years, media have warned a flattening yield curve means trouble—are they right?

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Timeless Investment Lessons for the Young—and Everyone

By Christopher Wong, 06/21/2018

Successful investing doesn’t require cutting avocado toast from your budget!

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Up … or Up in Smoke?

By Christopher Wong, 04/20/2018

High times don’t automatically await investors who bogart pot-related stocks.

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Giving Thanks for Stocks’ Resiliency

By Christopher Wong, 11/22/2017

The bull market’s ability to rise despite a cornucopia of scary headlines is something to be thankful for.

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Chart of the Day: When Real Estate Decided to Go Solo

By Christopher Wong, 09/18/2017

How has Real Estate fared ever since it became the GICS' 11th sector?

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All the News That’s Fit for Markets

By Christopher Wong, 09/08/2017

Why doesn't some news move markets?

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Chart of the Day: The Eurozone’s Journey From the Abyss

By Christopher Wong, 08/04/2017

July PMI data show how far the eurozone has come since its recession's end.

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The Greek Can Kick, Episode VII: Investors Awaken

By Christopher Wong, 07/28/2017

This year's Greek summertime movie is much tamer than past ones-investors have long since moved on.

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Market Insights: GDP Doesn’t Predict Stocks

By Christopher Wong, 07/10/2017

In this Market Insights video, we discuss the relationship between Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and stocks. Or, more specifically, the lack thereof.

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