Published Nov 30, 2015

Interview With Ken Fisher: Masters in Business (Audio)

Ken Fisher, CEO of Fisher Investments, delves into the personal and professional influences that shaped his successful career, discusses the significance of longevity in investment planning, and shares his unique investment philosophy, emphasizing the balance between market fundamentals and sentiment.

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Interview With Ken Fisher: Masters in Business (Audio)

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Classic Investment Reads

Market Perception Insights

Mentorship and Influence

Excellence Across Disciplines

Control and Integrity

Mind and Wilderness

Market Sentiment Shifts

Legacy of Storytelling

Legacy of Insight

Building a Consistent Machine

Remarkable Redwoods

Weighing vs. Voting

Navigating Bear Markets

Market Myths Debunked

Client Engagement Importance

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Personal Influences

Longevity and Life

Investment Philosophy

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Interview With Ken Fisher: Masters in Business (Audio)

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Personal InfluencesKen Fisher, CEO of Fisher Investments, shares insights on mentorship, the legacy of his father, and the innovative culture at his firm. He reflects on the influences that shaped his career and the principles guiding his company's success.

Personal Influences

Longevity and LifeKen Fisher discusses the critical role of longevity in investment planning, highlighting the need for equities to manage long-term financial security. He also shares insights into his passion for redwoods and the importance of embracing mistakes in investing.

Longevity and Life

Investment PhilosophyKen Fisher explores the intricate balance between market fundamentals and sentiment, highlighting the evolving dynamics of investment strategies. He offers insights into managing market perceptions and the importance of focusing on overlooked opportunities.

Investment Philosophy

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