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| | By Ken Fisher, Interactive Investor, 12/16/2010 |
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There's so much to be thankful for in 2010. Global shares have rallied strongly since the July low and should end the year up nicely - above average, in fact.
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| | By Ken Fisher, Forbes, 12/20/2010 |
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Thank the Lord the elections yacking is over. It's been a good year. Stocks and bonds are up, and economies are growing around the world.
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| | By Ken Fisher, Interactive Investor, 11/17/2010 |
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Third-quarter earnings season in the US is nearly over. And what a season it has been. As I write, 458 of the S&P 500 firms have reported.
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| | The New York Times, 12/03/2010 |
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Ken Fisher's Debunkery: Learn It, Do It, and Profit From It makes the New York Times Best Seller business list's top 10.
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Fisher Investments Press recently released its latest investment sector guide, Fisher Investments on Utilities. In the guide, authors Andrew Teufel and Theodore Gilliland take an informative look at the industries and sub-industries comprising the sector, how macroeconomic drivers impact it, and the challenges facing Utilities companies, including many electric, gas, and water utilities that are household names.
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Sentiment may be sour but a bull market in U.S. stocks that roared in September has more upside, according to billionaire investor Ken Fisher.
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I get criticized lots lately for being bullish. I like that, though lately much of it is personal and snarky. I like that even more. Negative, cranky, dour sentiments are great building blocks for bull markets.
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China has something the U.S. lacks, an airline stock that investors can buy and hold, according to Kenneth Fisher, the billionaire chairman of Fisher Investments Inc. and columnist for Forbes magazine.
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Fisher Investments CEO Ken Fisher likes industries that are mature in developed markets but growing in emerging ones.
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| | By Ken Fisher, Forbes, 09/13/2010 |
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The post-April stock market correction has been the most textbook perfect I've seen since the one in 1998. That one fed on the Asian contagion, the Russian ruble crisis and the Long-Term Capital Management hedge fund freak-out.
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| | By Ken Fisher, Forbes, 08/30/2010 |
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I'm sometimes accused of being hostile to mutual funds. That's not fair, really. There is a place for them. Still, I am hostile to one thing, which is trying to use funds to time your way in and out of the market. That's a recipe for very bad results.
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Rising levels of investor pessimism are a reason to buy equities now, billionaire Kenneth Fisher said today. The chief executive officer of Fisher Investments Inc. favors commodity producers after the Standard and Poor's 500 Index dropped 5.1 percent over the last two weeks, according to an interview on Bloomberg Radio.
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| | By Ken Fisher, Interactive Investor, 07/29/2010 |
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Do you "frack"? You should. It's a funny word but a serious investment. Critics think it's dirty but it's not - and it will change the face of energy production.
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| | By Ken Fisher, Forbes, 07/19/2010 |
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Despite its many critics, hydraulic fracturing will change the nature of energy production. Your investments in the energy sector should reflect that fact.
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| | By Ken Fisher, Interactive Investor, 07/01/2010 |
| Last month I gave you five more reasons to be bullish - and here's another huge one: US firms are cash-rich. |
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| | It's simply astounding, after all we've seen in recent decades, that anyone pays attention to credit ratings put out by the officially sanctioned rating agencies. |
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| | If you've read me you know I'm bullish, and you know why: Sentiment is snarky, skeptical and pessimistic at a time emerging-markets-led global growth is stronger than folks think. But there are many reasons to expect a good return on stocks in 2010. Here are five you likely haven't heard elsewhere. |
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The editors of Investment Advisor, a leading monthly magazine and web site for wealth management professionals, have selected Ken Fisher, founder and CEO of Fisher Investments, and 29 other well-known investors, executives, regulators and political figures as the 30 most influential individuals in the industry in the last 30 years.
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| | By Ken Fisher, Interactive Investor, 05/04/2010 |
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Regular readers will know I'm bullish. In March, I gave you six reasons to be bullish, including global growth, led by emerging markets, being stronger than most think. And sentiment being dour - the wall of worry stocks love to climb. Here are five more new ones you won't have heard elsewhere. says Ken Fisher, head of Fisher Wealth Management.
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| | By Ken Fisher, Forbes, 04/12/2010 |
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It's a year since the bull market began, and I remain firmly bullish. I'm often wrongly called a permabull. I'm not one. In 25 years of FORBES columns I turned bearish for three extended periods: in 1987, in 1990 and between 2000 and 2002.
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| | By Ken Fisher, Interactive Investor, 04/07/2010 |
| I remain super bullish. Last month I said here that fears of the little PIIGSys would fade - and they are fading. |
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| | By Ken Fisher, Forbes, 03/15/2010 |
| Trying to preserve her youth, Diane de Poitiers, mistress of French King Henry II, died from drinking gold. Today's world is choking on it. My firm's investment counselors get more questions like "What about gold?" than on any other single topic. Overseas investors are particularly smitten. |
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| | By Ken Fisher, Interactive Investor, 03/10/2010 |
| It’s a beautiful world. Sound crazy? It’s not. What’s crazy is fearing debt woes in the five little PIIGSys will stop the 2010 share bull market. |
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| | By Jane Wollman Rusoff, Research, 03/01/2010 |
| Redwood-rich Woodside, Calif., is geographically and aesthetically about as far away from Wall Street as you can get within the U.S. Yet this small town on the San Francisco Peninsula is headquarters of one of the investment world's foremost experts. |
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| | By Ken Fisher, Interactive Investor, 02/10/2010 |
| Here we go again. World shares fell 3.3% in January (in pound sterling) and the rabble is chanting "so goes January!" It's a popular (and silly) saying, meaning if January's first week is up, the month will be too, and the year. |
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| | By Ken Fisher, Interactive Investor, 01/14/2010 |
| It was recently discovered France's King Henry II's favorite mistress Diane de Poitiers poisoned herself drinking gold - a popular anti-aging remedy in 16th century France. Didn't do her much good, though. Today's world doesn't drink gold, but is choking on it. Everyone wants to talk about gold - itself a bearish sign. |
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