In this video, Fisher Investments’ founder and Co-Chief Investment Officer Ken Fisher answers a question he’s received a lot this year: What happened to Tech stocks this past winter? Ken says it’s really common for subcategories of stocks to have short periods of underperformance amid a longer-term trend of overall leadership—and that’s what he believes happened with Tech stocks’ short burst of underperformance this past winter.
Ken Fisher says the key lesson here is not to let yourself get head faked by what he believes is likely just a short-term reversal. Ken cautions against extrapolating a few months of Tech underperformance into the future. A common investing disclosure is “Past performance is not indicative of future results,” and that often applies in these potential short-term reversals. Ken Fisher believes investors are best served focusing on longer-term fundamentals to drive portfolio decisions.
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