Fisher Investments’ Founder, Ken Fisher, Explains Potential Market Threats to Watch For

Fisher Investments’ founder, Executive Chairman and Co-Chief Investment Officer Ken Fisher shares his opinion on risks that could derail the stock market. He thinks all widely discussed concerns, such as the Russia-Ukraine war and the China-Taiwan tensions, are likely priced into markets to some extent. Ken believes surprises tend to move markets most, therefore, investors should worry more about the risks that don’t get as much media attention.
The first risk Ken mentions is a regulatory overreaction to the recent bank failures or the turmoil in the cryptocurrency industry, which can create unintended consequences. Another risk is overlooked geopolitical conflicts, such as the mounting tensions between India and Pakistan-two nuclear powers with a shared border. Finally, Ken describes the biggest risk of all, which is an event that no one has thought about-a problem that sneaks up on investors has great potential to wallop markets.
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[@darrenhere5856]

Love the wisdom. Very helpful and thankful.....

[@larrybuller4707]

One of your better videos Ken, where there’s something we actually should worry about, and I agree no one really talks about India…

[@MudassiRShaikH192]

Good observation that risks you don’t see are the ones that get you.

[@jenjennylovya]

Thank you for sharing this video on KZbin!

[@CoffeenSpice]

Question for the mailing bag: Mr Fisher how would you gain the experience and knowledge you have if you started your career today in this digital age and what would you do differently? Thank you!

[@Alan-wl5de]

He reads a lot. what does Mr. Ken Reads ?

[@huecares669]

Ken Fisher the only market forecaster who doesn't say Uhh or Umm after every prediction.

[@sconchee]

Ken Fisher should be much more widely followed by the public. He has vast knowledge of markets.

[@Alan-wl5de]

thank you, Question for the mail bag: why does the trading volume in the summer decrease? why do financials and industrials do well in the 4th Q ? this should be price in. why are most Februaries negatives ?

[@barbaraperry2796]

Right on! Thanks.

[@user-xg1hq5yl7g]

I like Ken and read his books but i would appreciate his opinion more if he showed his GIPS numbers.

[@benitoproto7702]

I wonder If autonomous AI weapons will be used on these conflicts. That will be endgame. Thank for sharing Ken!

[@mangostickyrice555]

Thumbs up 👍 Ken

[@abedeutsch1181]

interesting that good surprises are not mentioned only bad ones. AI was a nice surprise this year.

[@user-xg1hq5yl7g]

Ken, show your results. show how you beat the markets. I think you may have and have a unique and fascinating investment technique but i want to see the numbers. I think you can appreciate that.

[@peppegg]

"Swamp Critter"😂 Thank you for your insight, keep up the good work.

[@MichaelShadel]

Don’t need to pardon that phrase because I loved it 😂😂

[@peter_sullivan5695]

Fears are priced in. Bubbles are not priced in because nobody sees them as Bubbles.

[@dc1741]

In terms of the government doing something, but not having the proper knowledge to do the right "something" shouldn't be an excuse to do nothing. Consult with experts in the field, then come to a consensus.

[@danmctiernan2507]

A big concern is the current administrations lack of market knowledge and that their actions seem more politically motivated rather than economically focused. Very concerning.