Fisher writes: ‘‘In years when Congress is active...demand for stocks and bonds falls.’’ This is because when Congress is active its new laws change the rules. The rule changes roil business conditions. They make a lot of things unpredictable. Not
"It might be enough to scare it off for a correction but it's not enough to scare it off to end the bull market," said Ken Fisher, author and chairman of Fisher Investments.
Ken Fisher, CEO of Fisher Investments, told CNBC’s “Morning Call” that private equity is in the middle of a “perfect storm” and there will be more IPOs
The longer this goes on, the more CFOs and CEOs learn to do what private equity firms are trying to teach them, which is to borrow long-term money at approximately 6%, which would cost something like 3.6% after taxes.
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