@KennethLFisher@nypost@KennethLFisher Thank you for this post. Any thoughts on Canada? Sentiment doesn't seem great and their index is more heavy on value. So could be a good year?
@KennethLFisher@TeamCavuto@KennethLFisher Hi. Do you think the chances of Trump ''ending democracy'' are very small/null? Are there truly no ways that could realistically happen? I'm not too worried, but your thoughts might alleviate some of it.
@KennethLFisher@KennethLFisher Hi. Would you recommend leveraged index investing (for example the world stock index) in some cases when someone (truly) has the iron stomach to deal with it long-term? Or is it always too risky of a maneuver (except maybe in small amounts) ?
@KennethLFisher@Varneyco Hello, has there ever been a negative 1st presidential year when the Democrats win? As it is appearing more and more likely Harris might win (nothing set in stone ofc). And I know you said that when democrats win, we have above average returns in the 1st year. Thank you.
@KennethLFisher@australian Do you still predict value stocks could soar the rest of the year? Presumably there will be rate cuts in the next months...Also when you mention value, do you also include larger cap value? Thank you for your time.
@KennethLFisher Hi, I saw that you suspect there might be a rotation to value around mid-year. Is there anything specific you're looking for "timing" wise or are you thinking around June or so (aka mid-year). In any case, I imagine you'll bring up the subject again later on.
@KennethLFisher Hi, I believe you said in a video that it is very rare for a bull market to not die of euphoria. I'm curious if you could name those exceptions (if they're a handful or less). Are those caused by a "black swan" event sorta like Covid? Thank you for your time.
@KennethLFisher@rc_markets Any plans on releasing a new book in the next years or have you put down the pen, other than articles. I'm currently in a phase of reading most if not all of your books. Thank you for giving us such frequent updates here/on Youtube regarding your thoughts on markets.
@KennethLFisher Have there been bear markets in the past where these columns would have been just as almost evenly divided? Or is the yellow column usually packed or maybe red minimally packed.
@fisherinvest@KennethLFisher As a Canadian, is it still worth it to invest globally (outside of US and Canada) even if the costs at the moment of doing so seem high? I'm talking ETF MER fees and witholding tax (especially emerging markets). Seems I can lose up to 1% a year on returns.
@KennethLFisher 1. What do you mean exactly by "smoothest path"? Do you mean considerably less volatility?
2. How does one calculate long-term equity returns correctly? Do you take into account any costs or extra witholding tax? Dividend re-investing?