Published Apr 7, 2017

Interview With Ken Fisher (Part 2): Masters in Business (Audio)

Ken Fisher, CEO of Fisher Investments, delves into the firm's client-centric model and innovative strategies, explores the behavioral influences on investment decisions, and emphasizes the importance of adapting financial planning for increased longevity in retirement.

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Interview With Ken Fisher (Part 2): Masters in Business (Audio)

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Emotional Investing Insights

Competitive Advantages Explored

Contrarian Success Strategies

Planning for Longevity

Long-Term Success

Client-Centric Service

Unique Investment Approach

Annuities Unveiled

Uncertainty and Markets

Life Beyond 80

Toothless Regulations

Annuities Uncovered

Market Perspectives

Technological Transformations

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Business Strategies

Economic Sentiment

Longevity Considerations

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Interview With Ken Fisher (Part 2): Masters in Business (Audio)

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Business StrategiesKen Fisher, CEO of Fisher Investments, shares insights into the firm's client-centric service model, innovative marketing strategies, and unique investment approach. He highlights how these elements contribute to their success and distinguish them in the financial industry.

Business Strategies

Economic SentimentKen Fisher explores how emotions and behavior drive investment decisions, often leading to costly mistakes. He highlights the gap between economic sentiment and reality, emphasizing the importance of understanding behavioral influences on market movements.

Economic Sentiment

Longevity ConsiderationsKen Fisher discusses the necessity of long-term financial planning due to increased life expectancy and shares his personal health practices for maintaining well-being. He emphasizes the importance of adapting to a longer life and ensuring financial stability in retirement.

Longevity Considerations

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