We answer listener questions about the market effects of a potential second wave of COVID-19. We also examine the investor phenomenon of “breakevenitis” and whether gold brings a shine to your investment portfolio during times of volatility. This episode features Client Communications Group Vice President Naj Srinivas, along with Managing Editor Todd Bliman; Client Services Program Manager Wendy Nicholsen; and US Private Client Services Executive Vice President K.C. Ellis.
We open with a bang in our first episode, a wide-ranging discussion with Professor Meir Statman. Meir is one of the true originals of behavioral finance—really a legend in the field. This discussion though, broadens across Meir’s career, with particular emphasis on his popular book, “Finance for Normal People”—an accessible yet jam packed work covering a career’s worth of findings in behavioral finance and economics.
For my part, the value of Meir’s work has always been in the humanity he brings to finance, you can hear it in his voice alone—and it’s part of what made this interview such a joy to do. Ultimately, the exploration of your own self and the psychology of others, is well worth the time in the quest to be a better person and better investor.
In this episode, we answer listener questions on the potential impact of swelling government debt and the possible inflation implications from government COVID aid. This episode features Client Communications Group Vice President Naj Srinivas, along with Client Services Program Manager, Wendy Nicholsen, and US Private Client Services Executive Vice President K.C. Ellis.
We review recent energy sector developments like declining demand, negative oil futures and off-again on-again OPEC+ deals. Featuring Client Communications Group Vice President Naj Srinivas and Senior Research Analyst Brad Rotolo at Fisher Investments.
We open with a bang in our first episode, a wide-ranging discussion with Professor Meir Statman. Meir is one of the true originals of behavioral finance—really a legend in the field. This discussion though, broadens across Meir’s career, with particular emphasis on his popular book, “Finance for Normal People”—an accessible yet jam packed work covering a career’s worth of findings in behavioral finance and economics.
For my part, the value of Meir’s work has always been in the humanity he brings to finance, you can hear it in his voice alone—and it’s part of what made this interview such a joy to do. Ultimately, the exploration of your own self and the psychology of others, is well worth the time in the quest to be a better person and better investor.
Learn about the tax, investment, and financial implications for individuals and small business owners from the government’s recently passed Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act. Featuring Client Communications Group Vice President Naj Srinivas and Hailey Bill, Vice President of Financial Planning at Fisher Investments.
This podcast features an audio excerpt from a Market Update Webinar provided exclusively for Fisher Investments clients. In this podcast, Fisher Investments’ Senior Vice President of Research and Investment Policy Committee Member, Michael Hanson discusses recent market volatility and our current outlook.
Since hitting all-time highs in mid-February, markets entered one of the swiftest downturns in history, largely based on fears over the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite all the fear, we believe what’s most important for investors is to stay disciplined and avoid short-sighted investing mistakes.
While many believe recession is a foregone conclusion, we aren’t so sure. Institutional closures in response to the pandemic increase the likelihood of recession, but the duration of these closures matters a lot too. Michael discusses three potential scenarios regarding the COVID-19 pandemic and what each might mean for markets.
In this episode, Client Communications Group Vice President Naj Srinivas speaks with Research Analyst Seth Groener about Brexit—recent events, the current timeline and potential outcomes. Recorded September 20.
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