Fisher Investments’ founder, Executive Chairman and Co-Chief Investment Officer Ken Fisher answers viewer mailbag questions about inflation, bank lending and new bull market investment opportunities. Ken starts by addressing investor concerns that ongoing loan and credit growth will cause inflation to remain hot. According to Ken, other major inflation drivers, such as manufacturing input prices, likely help lower inflation over time, albeit in an irregular pattern.
Next, Ken discusses which stock categories tend to outperform early in a new bull market. Typically, stocks that were hit hardest during a bear market rebound quickly in a new bull market. Ken says after the initial bounce period, which historically lasts 8-13 months, you might consider different categories to capitalize on late bull market growth.
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