Ken Fisher
The Archive
Worried about jobs? Inflation? The Fed? Let's talk reality
There’s a major point about inflation to be made here that’s far from brand new – Milton Friedman made it decades ago but which gets ignored month in, month out...
What's happening with the 'Goldilocks economy' -- and what it means for your stock portfolio
Why have the bears returned so quickly? It’s partly a question of market psychology. Let me explain.
Why political gridlock is gold -- and what that means for stocks in 2024
Your stock portfolio is lately looking a lot beefier thanks to the “midterm miracle.” Now, let’s top it off with some “gridlock gravy."
‘Bad Breadth’ is the latest ridiculous reason naysayers insist stocks are doomed
Look this bull market in the mouth, and it seems like four out of five doctors will tell you it’s got a classic, open-and-shut case of “bad breadth.” Stocks have...
Why fears of a banking crisis were overblown -- bad regulation is the real problem
Is there really some banking crisis? In March, I told you Silicon Valley and Signature Bank were isolated episodes—not systemic threats. First Republic’s subsequent demise and plunging regional bank stocks furthered fears...
Why the stock market is smarter than any of us – including the bears
The bears are still groaning, and whatever the reasons they cite on a given day, you can be sure they are claiming that rising stocks are the product of irrational...
Why the US banking crisis is like winter in Europe -- and what it means for stocks
Remember: Big trends are global, not local, always. Especially now, as bank contagion fears gallop.
Government fear-mongering over Silicon Valley Bank — and how to profit
The media says SVB’s failure was the second-biggest ever and that New York-based Signature Bank’s was the third-biggest. Scary. But they weren’t really No. 2 and No. 3.
A bull market is in full swing – and most of us are in denial
Sucker’s rally! Four months since the stock market began its recovery from last year’s carnage, skeptics are still piling on.
You're so vain -- you're probably betting on a recession
In my 50-plus years of managing money -- which started back in the days when Carly Simon was cranking out hits -- recessions have mostly been surprises. Now, almost everybody...
Why 2023 will be like 1967’s ‘Summer of Love’ for the stock market
I can’t promise another “Summer of Love” for 2023 when it comes to sex, drugs or rock 'n’ roll. But I do believe the New Year will deliver a surprisingly...
The inflation tide has turned — no thanks to the Fed
Ignore the Fed fixation. They don’t know what they will do. How could you?
2022 midterm results disappointed GOP — but were good for stocks
Since 1925, the nine months starting Oct. 1 in a midterm election year and extending into the first half of the following year saw the S&P 500 go negative just...