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CEO Ken Fisher has written a monthly column for Forbes magazine for over 28 years, and frequently appears in the financial media. In addition, members of Fisher Investments staff contribute articles to other financial publications including The Street, Real Clear Markets, and others.
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Fisher Investments News | | | By Ken Fisher, Forbes, 06/23/2013 |
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Some people consider hedge funds to be the smart money on Wall Street. But recent moves by a few notable fund managers have me wondering whether the group shouldn’t be considered the new greater fools of the market.
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| | | By Lara Hoffmans, Forbes, 06/06/2013 |
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What can we learn from the non-event the dred monster sequester turned out to be? Politicians will never learn.
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| | | By Lara Hoffmans, Forbes, 06/04/2013 |
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It appears that the Affordable Care Act might not be so affordable. Well, depending on your point of view.
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| | | By Todd Bliman, Equities.com, 05/29/2013 |
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College is expensive—and getting more so in recent years, with costs advancing at a rate far exceeding overall inflation. And many students borrow (occasionally heavily) to meet the expense—including some who have no immediate hope of repayment after graduation.
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| | | By Ken Fisher, Forbes, 05/27/2013 |
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I was recently asked how it is that I can regularly tout certain stocks because they’re cheap and at the same time recommend others at what seem to be selling at high valuations.
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| | | By Lara Hoffmans, Forbes, 05/24/2013 |
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A prediction: With stocks up nicely year-to-date, we’ll soon see myriad headlines warning us stocks have come too far, too fast, and we should “lock in our gains,” take our bat and ball and go home.
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| | | By Fisher Investments, TheStreet.com, 05/16/2013 |
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To many observers, March's U.S. trade report was a smashing success: Compared to March 2012, the trade deficit fell 11%!
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| | | By Lara Hoffmans, Forbes, 05/15/2013 |
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Amid the sturm und drang over IRS tomfoolery (I needn’t say “alleged” here, because in the best of times, the US tax code is steeped in tomfoolery), folks are missing a huge opportunity: Let’s just scrap whole darn thing.
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