Headlines tend to sensationalise the financial impact of one-off events, such as a global pop concert or a natural disaster. Fisher Investments UK analyses the temporary effects investors may anticipate.

As the world’s population changes, what does that mean for an economy? Population trends ebb and flow in every country, however, demographics may not be the market driver investors think it is.

What is an equity bubble? How can investors navigate discussions around them? Fisher Investments UK reviews how investors can gauge sentiment against reality to determine whether a bubble is forming.

Fisher Investments UK reviews how myopic loss aversion, feeling the pain of loss far more than the satisfaction of winning, can hinder long-term financial goals by tempting investors to exit the market amidst negative volatility.

Investor sentiment is just one of several market drivers Fisher Investments UK reviews when determining the phase of a market cycle. Sentiment evolves alongside equity market cycles to form four stages: Pessimism, Scepticism, Optimism and Euphoria.

Fisher Investments UK reviews how diversifying globally, rather than solely in one’s country, can mitigate portfolio risk. We recommend expanding investor’s opportunity set by resisting the urge to invest domestically.

Despite the attempts to promote clean energy efforts, equities show the profit reality over recent years. Fisher Investments UK reviews the reasons why expectations have fallen short.

Regional conflicts, though devasting, generally do not negatively impact markets long-term. Fisher Investments UK reviews various market history examples to demonstrate.

Governments use gross domestic product (GDP) to measure economic activity and output, which matters to equities. But in Fisher Investments UK’s reviews of the economy and markets, we find they don’t always move in sync. With commentators we follow warning weak...

Over a decade ago, Greece’s sovereign debt crisis cost the nation its developed-market status. Today, the country is vying for reclassification, Fisher Investments UK reviews.

Dividend-income often attracts investors. Fisher Investments UK reviews this investment strategy, cautioning investors against making larger portfolio decisions based on dividends.

Fisher Investments UK reviews different kinds of financial fraud worldwide and provides guidance on how to avoid common pitfalls. We think that knowing more about criminals’ common tactics can help investors avoid them.

The Bounce Effect – what falls furthest in a bear market generally bounces the highest during the subsequent bull market’s initial recovery – is a phenomenon investors can use to help decide how to position their portfolio when participating in a new bull market.

“History doesn’t repeat, but it rhymes”. Fisher Investments UK reviews market history as a tool for informing portfolio decisions. History looks to the past as a guide for what can happen now, allowing investors to focus on probabilities, not possibilities.

Fisher Investments UK doesn’t discount manufacturing or its role in the global economy; however, we believe that investors benefit from scaling manufacturing and services’ respective influence on economic output

Fisher investments UK saw Information Technology equities amongst the worst performers in 2022, buzz-word tech trends – such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) – took a back seat in investor’s minds as they focused on tragic geo-political conflicts, higher interest rates...

Fisher Investments UK knows that negative volatility can sometimes spur investors to make portfolio decisions they might not want to otherwise. Perhaps this is why, after enduring bear markets (prolonged, fundamentally driven broad equity market declines of -20% or...

Based on financial publications Fisher Investments UK reviews, non-financial alternative assets such as art, whisky, wine and collectibles receive much hype for their supposed investment potential – particularly compared to publicly traded securities, like equities...