Fisher Investments’ Founder, Ken Fisher, Debunks: Well-Rested Investors Are Better Investors
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- Опубліковано 14 бер 2023
- Fisher Investments’ founder, Executive Chairman and Co-Chief Investment Officer Ken Fisher debunks the common myth that investors should invest in volatile assets only to their point of comfort. As he wrote in his book Debunkery, this can lead some investors to place too much of their portfolio in “safer” assets-likely limiting growth opportunities and jeopardizing their long-term goals in the process.
Ken says most investors have a longer time horizon than they might expect and, therefore, may require higher returns to maintain their standard of living throughout retirement. While equities have a greater tendency toward volatility in the short-term, Ken says the long-term growth potential of an equity-heavy portfolio could lower the risk of an investor running out of money in retirement. Short-term market declines are emotionally harrowing for investors of all ages, but Ken suggests taking a deep breath and tuning out the buzz to avoid emotional investing decisions that might harm your long-term financial objectives.
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I wish I had these videos 20 years ago. Thank you, Ken.
You inspired to buy a "modern" pendulum clock. I love it. Brings movement to room. Shows in a physical way that time continues every time I step into the room or look around. And reminds me swings from extreme fear to greed and some stuff in between. Thank you!
The grandfather clock analogy is excellent. Get used to it and expect it.
The nice thing about dividend growth investing is that as long as the dividends are sound, I can let the prices fluctuate and still sleep. During my investing years, the dividend reinvestment worked better when prices were depressed. So I’ve slept pretty well for decades now.
Great video and great chart highlighting market corrections.
excellent stuff. just ordered book !
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An interesting analogy comparing the chiming of grandfather clock to the market, but will I get used to these market fluctuations like I would to a grandfather clock's chimes?
Or just go your local senior center and get yourself a yelling grandpa who yells every hour
After a few meltdowns and the experience of recovery yes I think you would.
yes you will and it will cost you. its just human nature to see and take advantage of trends. trends are great but don't fall in love with them. coming from painful experience .....
Rebalancing your desired asset allocation ratio is a robotic way to sell down to the sleeping level I guess. No trouble sleeping, but why do I wake up earlier as I get older. I am a night owl coming from two earlybirds. I miss being younger. Oh well.
Those who are kept up at night tend to worry about the opposite, if they were comfortable rebalancing to their target level they wouldn't be having trouble sleeping. The problem is their instincts tell them to double down on investments that are doing well and get out of investments that are going down, which is the exact opposite of rebalancing.
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Thank you ^o^