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“Higher for longer” interest rates were supposed to be stocks’ albatross. But since October 2022, rates have climbed with stocks. In our view, this illustrates fear over rates killing stocks is again overblown.

A closer look into how election years can affect stocks and what investors might expect in 2024:

Stock markets see elections as events that squeeze out bearish uncertainty, according to Ken Fisher. Read his latest column in the Telegraph here:

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How will stocks perform in the back half of the 2024 presidential election year? Ken Fisher discusses here.

Should people invest when the market hits new all-time highs? The answer may surprise you. Get Fisher Investments’ take here:

Does growing US national debt spell doom for stocks? Get Ken Fisher’s take.

As this election year progresses, we will gain clarity on who is set to be the next president, how the next Congress looks, and what the likelihood of big legislation is. As that gradually happens, the falling uncertainty should lift markets. More here:

Ken Fisher explains that while capital preservation and growth don’t work as a combined goal, the result of a long-term growth goal is you likely preserve capital over the long term. Read how in The National:

Global stocks set new all-time highs, recently causing some investors to wonder if stocks can keep climbing. Fisher Investments reviews what all-time highs might mean: