Ken Fisher Debunks Rising Long-term Interest Rate Fears

Fisher Investments’ founder, Executive Chairman and Co-Chief Investment Officer Ken Fisher discusses a recurring investor inquiry about how rising interest rates might impact stock markets. Ken says rising interest rates alone don’t reliably predict stock prices because rates are just one variable in a complex capital markets system.
In theory, a business’s value is its future earnings discounted to the present by a valid interest rate. So, when rates are higher, future earnings are discounted back at a higher interest rate—effectively reducing their present value. However, in reality, it’s not so simple. Ken Fisher says there’s no historical evidence to suggest rising rates are automatically bad for stocks because there are always other market forces at play. He says investors shouldn’t materially change their long-term investment strategy based on any single variable.
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