Ken Fisher Explains How Black Friday Retail Sales Impact Stocks

Fisher Investments founder, Co-Chief Investment Officer and Executive Chairman Ken Fisher says investors shouldn’t get hung up on the financial media’s coverage of Black Friday sales volumes. He says one data point in time isn’t particularly meaningful to markets.

A long history of Black Friday sales and stock market data show no meaningful relationship exists between the two. Finally, Ken says widely watched data points like Black Friday sales numbers can generate a day or two of market volatility—which is often sentiment based and fleeting—but not worth worrying about for long-term investors.

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