Fisher Investments Gives Three Investing Trends to Watch in 2023

On this episode, we’ll look at three big investment themes you may want to watch in 2023: inflation, rising interest rates and the potential for a recession. You’ll hear from some Fisher Investments’ main portfolio decision makers - members of the Investment Policy Committee.
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[@CaliforniaSasquatch]

Great antidote to listening to Peter Schiff...

[@darrenhere5856]

or most of the "experts"'

[@KiwiInvestor]

@@darrenhere5856Agreed 100%

[@susymay7831]

Timestamps would help your longer nice videos ❤

[@gmo709]

A slower rate of inflation sounds good, but with inflation rate much higher than wage growth for a long time now, is a slower infl rate enough to ease the pain and help stretch the dollar?. Need the rate slowed down for a while. Also, some corp profits have been pretty darn good, but consumers still end up paying the price as these corps blame everything on inflation, even while making great profits.. They refuse to absorb any costs. Pass to consumer. Hmmm. Workers and consumers take the hit. That is how the system works though. Need a better balance of power. We need to be aware of corporate concentration. Need better rules.

[@michaelcap9550]

Careful what you wish for. The AI threat is real.

[@raniisc14]

👍great ideas