Fisher Investments’ founder, Executive Chairman and Co-Chief Investment Officer, Ken Fisher, discusses the differences between growth and value stocks and highlights how they each perform in varying economic environments. Ken explains how value stocks—priced at lower valuations—tend to be more heavily affected by the economic cycle and more reliant upon debt financing. Conversely, growth stocks trade at premium valuations and are generally less reliant on debt financing—enabling them to grow throughout the economic cycle.
Looking forward, Ken believes a steepening yield curve could spur lending growth, which may be a tailwind to value stocks as 2024 progresses.
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