Ken Fisher Explains How Stimulus Impacts the Stock Market
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- Опубліковано 28 гру 2020
- When the economy is struggling, many investors think that a big dose of government stimulus is what stocks need. Ken Fisher, investor and founder of Fisher Investments, disagrees. Ken explains that financial markets are forward looking. That means that by the time any stimulus measures are announced, that information is part of the past and has already been pre-priced into stocks.
What really matters for stocks, according to Ken, is whether the future delivers positive or negative surprises relative to what’s been priced in to stocks. For example, are the actual stimulus measures greater or smaller than what had been anticipated? Further, Ken delves into what fiscal and monetary measures need to provide to count as actual stimulus. Namely, do they truly stimulate the economy or do they just increase the money supply?
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Adding subtitles is a great idea. I have friends in the deaf community and some would benefit from this. Thanks!
I love how you speak and gesture. Thank you for sharing your thought with us. Please go on.
His cadence feels like an SNL skit.
Add subtitles please, thanks!!
Great videos, Ken, as always. Would love to see a video on money supply and velocity. So much confusing nonsense written and spoken in financial media regarding central bank policy, QE, yield curves, etc.
Every Christmas I put aside time to read selected chapters of The Only Three Questions - better than Dickens any day :-) Wishing you and your team all the best for 2021.
Thank you!
Ken, I'm 90 per cent invested in the market. What is your per centage?
This guy looks like Ernest from all those Ernest movies!
More great stuff from one of the best there is. Thanks again for the knowledge share and all the work behind it. Ken is the Michael Jordan / TB12 of stock market activity explanation and unraveling stuff and weeding out the nonsense. He's the real deal and trust me on that one. Do I need 2 gurus? No, that would just be noise.
This guy sounds just like Agent Smith. I am also so much wiser now that I was here...but am I really? I could be...Or I could look like I am but I may not be... Stimulus
Ken fails to understand the basic principle of printing of money. The cash payments to individuals are paid for from deficit spending but the bonds are being purchased by the Fed. Hence it is real stimulus. Not Peter robbing Paul in terms of prior savings spent on stimulus and not available for investment. I am your fan Mr. Fisher but tell me if I am wrong. 😊
You’re correct; he swung and missed.