Ken Fisher

Extreme returns are normal in the long term and the market’s current strength is common

Fluctuations in unemployment data do not necessarily pose a threat to economic growth and the bull market

Markets tend to ignore short-term chatter and long-term conjecture

Stock markets don't care about the candidates’ temperaments, gaffes or rhetoric

Rational goals and expectations are key to successful investing

Communication services as a sector didn’t exist before 2018. It was previously the telecoms sector

It has never been about just the Magnificent Seven, the Fab Four or the Blazing Two

The constant churn of new start-ups replacing the old is capitalism’s self-regulatory feature and doesn't require government intervention to reign in Big Tech

Stocks move most on the gap between reality and expectations, with current data showing more gains ahead

World stocks are likely to record moderate double-digit gains as economic resilience and political tailwinds fuel a good to great year

A silent credit freeze, falling money supply and overreaching crypto regulations are a few risks worth noting

Ageing demographics are a sign of prosperous countries, leading to economic growth and stock market gains

Supply chains, travel spending and personal saving rates are back to pre-Covid levels

The strategy provides a measuring stick for gauging performance and tailoring your portfolio to underweight or overweight categories

The current bull market has legs and patience is vital despite the negative headlines