Ken Fisher

You don’t need much beyond patience, discipline – and time

Blockbuster IPOs are drawing investors in, but history suggests the biggest gains often go to those selling shares

History shows that while new technologies can lead to big changes, they usually happen slowly

Markets look past oil shocks quickly and Iran may be no exception

The surge in fears may signal the rally still has room to run

Stocks know their bark is worse than their bite

Markets should stay positive in 2026, but slower gains and higher volatility lie ahead

In both bull and bear markets, this tactic might be hazardous to investors

Valuations do not predict stocks’ direction as decades of history prove present fears false

Currencies of developed nations tend to even out in the long term; so their short-term volatility can be overlooked