Ken Fisher Explains Stock Market Volatility

Fisher Investments’ founder, Executive Chairman and Co-Chief Investment Officer Ken Fisher reminds everyone that stock market volatility is normal and shares tips to help investors cope with difficult market conditions. Ken believes that in order to experience stocks’ long-term average growth, it’s important to learn to endure occasional periods of volatility.
To help investors keep calm and stay focused on long-term outcomes, Ken recommends avoiding daily news headlines and checking portfolio balances frequently. Instead, focusing on enjoyable daily activities such as exercising or socializing with friends and family are healthy habits that can help investors stay on track to reach their financial goals. Lastly, if market volatility causes too much stress, Ken suggests working with a trusted investment advisor who can help you navigate tough market conditions.
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That's me. So thanks for your ideas 💡

[jimmeyer]

Thank you again Mr. Fisher! The book Psychology of Money states 'it is the price of market returns. The fee, It is the cost of admission . And it hurts."

[gazua_haha]

I'm always rooting for you - from S.KOREA

[Ryan_Tinney]

These fireside chats are wonderful. It would be great if they were uploaded closer to when they were recorded.

[motivational]

Needed to hear this today, thanks so much ❤️

[calebdoner]

Good thing I have an iron gut! I'm more worried when it is going up than when it is going down.

[cohenkevinloriqueen]

Ken... I love your Wisdom !!... It is invaluable... Most individuals that have 401K's through their employer are 100% invested all the time and each paycheck is deposited into a mutual fund at every payday... and they don't have money on the sidelines... So when you say that stocks are "onsale" or "cheaper"... The average investors has no money to buy more stocks...

[binkding]

love it. "not in my wheelhouse"

[binkding]

"...I can't really tell you how to sleep at night..." 🤣🤣🤣

[tomm]

I would like Ken’s understanding of “the great reset” on the market and investments.

[vindukeoane]

Haha feels like he is talking about my Chinese stocks 🥲

[팍스-ts]

me meanwhile : opening bitcoin trading system and making headache

[internaltissues]

do i spy Winston Churchill's "The Second World War" series in your library? ;)