Ken Fisher on Why Stocks Rebound Before the Economy

Stock market recoveries often come before economic recoveries. Why? Ken Fisher, investor and founder of Fisher Investments, explores this idea in his latest video. Ken believes that stocks pre-price a future that’s between about 3 and 30 months out. Because investors are focused on expectations for the future, they move quickly when that future is less bad than previously expected. New information doesn’t have to be great, just not as bad as what investors thought before.

The stock market also taps into the wisdom of crowds. As Ken puts it, “Collectively, the market knows more about what will happen than pretty much any of us do individually.” This means through the process of millions of individual trades, markets aggregate new information, process it to determine likely business conditions, and prices find a place where they represent the likelihood of future success or failure across the economy—almost always ahead of the “chitter chatter” of the financial press or market pundits.

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