Fisher Investments’ Founder, Ken Fisher, Compares Market Parallels Between 1967 and 2023
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- Опубліковано 24 лип 2024
- Fisher Investments’ founder, Executive Chairman and Co-Chief Investment Officer Ken Fisher believes the stock market performance during 1966 and 1967 could signal what to expect from stocks in 2023. Ken compares important similarities between the 1966-67 period to 2022-23 in terms of social, political, and economic factors. For example, both periods feature a spike in interest rates tied to fears of high inflation, spending on social programs, and an expensive regional war dominating news cycles. Just like the 1966 market downturn was followed by a strong bull market the next year, Ken believes the 2022 bear market will likely be followed by a strong 2023 as investor concerns fade.
Ken also says this year’s pervasive economic recession fears remind him of 1967. While recession in 2023 is still possible, the same recessionary fears occurred in 1967, yet no recession unfolded. So, while 2023 may not be another ‘Summer of Love’, Ken thinks positive market surprises lurk just beyond the horizon.
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Another wonderfully optimistic video. What would we do without Mr Fisher? Thank you. Bulls are always right in the long term because stock markets always go up in the long term. That is what I always try to remember when we go thorough uncertain periods, like the last few years.
Excellent. Peace and Love KF! My original stock market mentor from 20+ years ago. Although I was born in 1968 hehe, I learned a lot from you. Four years working at F.I...A lot of hard work and long hours. An experience still helping me later in life = Priceless. 😊
Old..um, older maybe. Mentally, sharp as ever with energy and passion. The Ken now is the best Ken imo. Thx for the free info!
We just need the best kind of Barbie alongside Ken!
Mr. Fisher, thank you for the history lesson!👍🎓
thank you.
Interesting, Thank you for your thoughts, Les
Interesting comparison, thanks for your thoughts.
Thank you Mr. Fisher,
Good stuff.
Thanks Ken…great reassurance
was the market basically flat afterwards, 68 to 82? Are we in for something similar?
amazing, we love you kenny
A good fireside chat.
the yield curve inverted in april 2022, march 2023 we have a banking crisis. yes, the yield curve is still relevant because if banks dont pay interest to the level on tbills, the face withdraws and consequently bank failure and closure
What’s your view re the dollar loosing dominance to another currency from a BRICS nation. Particularly as BRICS are massively resource and manufacturing rich.
Similarity to 1967 still here a month after this was created on February 24th 2023.
I will be sure to revist this in 60 days....
Thanks for the insights Ken
You look MUCH younger than 70ish.
honestly I am scared when I hear comparisons that refer to social and geopolitical situations so far from our current reality. just to name one, at the time there were no social media, which apparently made SVB go bankrupt.... That said, I hope 2023 will be a great year!