FISHER INVESTMENTS AUSTRALASIA GLOBAL EQUITY FOCUSED FUND
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2025-05-06 (latribune.fr)
The opinion of Fisher Investments France on market volatility and the strategy to be adopted to overcome it
The increased volatility periods on the equity market can be confusing, even for the most experienced investors. During a negative volatility access, many investors give in to the temptation to leave the market, in the hope of protecting themselves from new losses. But is this the right choice?
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2025-04-07 (finanztreff.de)
Ken Fisher: "Trump's tariffs are stupid - fear greater than problem, stock exchange of rebound"
The billion-dollar star investor Ken Fisher sharply contrasts Donald Trump's announced import duties. On X he calls her "stupid", "extreme" and "ineffective". However, he has good news for investors: the market overreacted - and the correction could be the prelude to a powerful recovery.
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2025-03-18 (portfolio-adviser.com)
The US funds that lost the most from Trump's tariffs |
Only three US equity funds avoided losses in the week following, with small and mid-cap strategies being the worst hit
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2025-01-23 (livewiremarkets.com)
Why GDP doesn’t drive the stock market - Fisher Investments Australia® | Livewire
A common misperception Fisher Investments Australia sees: that GDP growth correlates with stock market performance
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2024-10-02 (privataaffarer.se)
Fisher Investments Nordics: Growth or value - which is best for you?
There are over 55,000 publicly traded companies worldwide*, so many investors use a method to simplify the stock market with more manageable categories. Some look at the market capitalization – the size of the company – and focus only on small or large companies.
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2024-09-30 (iex.nl)
The experiences of Fisher Investments Netherlands with the utilities sector
If you suspect a bear market is coming, the utilities sector is probably worth considering.
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2024-09-13 (beleggersbelangen.nl)
Fisher Investments Netherlands shines a light on the consumer staples sector
While some investors may not consider consumer staples stocks to be the most exciting category of the market, few realize the complexity and diversity of the companies that make up this sector. Even fewer people understand what performance means
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2024-09-13 (beleggersbelangen.nl)
Investing in passive products does not make you a passive investor
With Beleggers Belangen you always have all investment information at your fingertips. View all current analyses, videos and background articles online every day. When and where you want. Set alerts so you don't miss any advice changes to your favorite investments.
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2024-09-04 (yahoo.com)
5 ETF Strategies to Survive a Historically Weak September
Wall Street falters at the start of September. The weak trend is likely to continue, given that September is one of the market's historically worst months.
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2024-08-27 (iex.nl)
Why does gold lose its luster over time in the experience of Fisher Investments Netherlands?
Fisher Investments Netherlands' experiences with market history show that shares structurally yield a higher return than gold over longer periods.
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2024-06-11 (cafedutrading.com)
Market maker: what is it? How does it work
Market maker: what advantages do they present for listed companies and investors? How do they make money?
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2024-06-05 (privataaffarer.se)
Fisher Investments Norden's assessment of companies' payment defaults
Based on Fisher Investments Norden's assessment of what is written in the financial media, many analysts claim that increasing defaults on corporate bonds signal economic weakness and a bear market (a prolonged, fundamentally driven stock market decline of at least 20 percent).
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