Fisher Investments Gives 3 Ideas to Change How You Think About Bear Markets
Bear markets can be scary, but Fisher Investments doesn’t believe they have to spell doom and gloom for your long-term investment strategy. This video looks at three ideas that might change how you think about bear markets.
First, bear markets don’t last forever. Every bear market has been followed by a bull market. While that may be hard to fathom in the depths of a crisis, remember that a new bull market will eventually appear. Second, human ingenuity and the profit motive power the stock market. As long as those factors exist, we expect bulls to continue following bears. And most importantly, the multi-decade positive returns for world equities include ALL bear markets. That means that a few bear markets don’t have to shatter your financial plans—as long as you avoid behavioral investing mistakes. For example, new bull markets often start with a bang as stocks ricochet off the bear market lows. Capturing those early bull market returns is critical to repairing the damage inflicted by the bear.
Remember these ideas to better cope with market downturns and move confidently toward your long-term financial goals.
To learn more about Fisher Investments, connect with us on: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/FisherInvestments Twitter - https://twitter.com/fisherinvestLinkedIn and LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/fisher-investments
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First, bear markets don’t last forever. Every bear market has been followed by a bull market. While that may be hard to fathom in the depths of a crisis, remember that a new bull market will eventually appear. Second, human ingenuity and the profit motive power the stock market. As long as those factors exist, we expect bulls to continue following bears. And most importantly, the multi-decade positive returns for world equities include ALL bear markets. That means that a few bear markets don’t have to shatter your financial plans—as long as you avoid behavioral investing mistakes. For example, new bull markets often start with a bang as stocks ricochet off the bear market lows. Capturing those early bull market returns is critical to repairing the damage inflicted by the bear.
Remember these ideas to better cope with market downturns and move confidently toward your long-term financial goals.
To learn more about Fisher Investments, connect with us on: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/FisherInvestments Twitter - https://twitter.com/fisherinvestLinkedIn and LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/fisher-investments
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