Fisher Investments’ Ken Fisher Answers Your Questions on Inflation, the New Bull Market & More

Fisher Investments’ founder, Executive Chairman and Co-Chief Investment Officer Ken Fisher answers viewer mailbag questions about inflation, bank lending and new bull market investment opportunities. Ken starts by addressing investor concerns that ongoing loan and credit growth will cause inflation to remain hot. According to Ken, other major inflation drivers, such as manufacturing input prices, likely help lower inflation over time, albeit in an irregular pattern.

Next, Ken discusses which stock categories tend to outperform early in a new bull market. Typically, stocks that were hit hardest during a bear market rebound quickly in a new bull market. Ken says after the initial bounce period, which historically lasts 8-13 months, you might consider different categories to capitalize on late bull market growth.

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[craigallbee]

I can't believe someone is asking a question about your hands waiving. I love you using your hands. You are sincere!

[research]

Thank you for all the free content, sir. I read your father's book "Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits", from which I took that stocks are considered prudent at the moment they're not. I feel your advice recently has had the same sentiment. Stay Healthy and Safe!

[barryyoung]

Keep waving your hands Ken. If annoys some people they’re too easily annoyed…..

[재테크연구소-bl]

Very appreciate it! You are really great person and give lots of inspiration on many perspectives. I'm learning so much things on many things thnx!!! I bought your books and they are also really good. Thanks~

[glendavis]

I’ve got a question. Can you determine how much day traders cause the volatility?

[gmo]

Haha ab that hand-waving stuff. LOL
Great content and always entertaining. Do not retire. Well, not from Youtube or book writing. The mailbag vids are fun.

[Markazoid]

Lol, I never even thought about you waving your hands. But i did make a moment about a YouTuber waving his tattoo arms so much that I thought he was landing a plane.

[kyleadams]

Thanks Ken…don’t stop moving those hands…i am a visual learner…lol

[bzb]

😂😂 love how you responded to your looks..😂❤

[kcjmgt]

Your hand movement does not bother me. Your hair is your business. Good for you on the response

[grumpyoldjeff]

Making money is an action. Keeping money is behavior. Growing money is knowledge..

[sngb]

You actually think we’re at the beginning of a bull market??

[MichaelShadel]

You have to use the hands, too much abstract lol

[Dr.Dumpnpump]

Looking good, Ken! Thanks for all the free info, wishing you all the best in 2023.

[Alan-wlde]

some people asked really stupid questions, haha. continue your great videos and thank you for taking the time.

[justines]

I love how you wave your hands around. It's almost the best part of watching you minus the advice. Easier to comprehend and more interesting!

[anthony_panepinto]

Very helpful! Thank you Sir. Much appreciated!!

[jeffdejeanne]

Good Q&A... two questions
1. Did you ever meet and speak at any length to Milton Friedman?
2. What was Friedman's views on a totally 'out of control, run-a-way' Balance Sheet?

[craigfinch]

If you listen Ken month after month and compare it to Cramer or the talking heads it is much more accurate over time. It is or can't be concise enough to be specific because: "Whether you are Warren Buffett or Jimmy Buffett no body knows!"

[ryanodonnell]

Ken Fisher is pricing in mostly black hair on his head from 2023-to the forseeable future. Despite his belief that assets that recede the most during a bear market tend to bounce the most during the following bull market, he would like to point out that this pattern does not apply to his receding hairline, and that it would be extremely unlikely, and even freakish, if his hairline would reach the same levels it was at when he was 26.