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Nov 7, 2026

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Past performance is no guarantee of future returns.
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The content of this podcast represents the opinions and viewpoints of Fisher Investments and should not be regarded as personal investment advice.
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No assurances are made we will continue to hold these views, which may change at any time based on new information, analysis, or reconsideration.
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Copyright Fisher Investments
Rahul TandonHOST
14:15
What we think we can do and what we can do, Michelle, are often very different things though, aren't they?
Michelle FleuryHOST
14:21
Yeah, I mean, I was schooled yesterday by investor Ken Fisher of Fisher Investments, who put it bluntly, he was like, look, Congress can't get anything past a presidential veto.
Michelle FleuryHOST
14:33
But conversely, President Trump can't necessarily get anything he wants either.
Michelle FleuryHOST
14:38
And that's because while the Democrats obviously now hold Congress, they didn't win a two thirds majority that would have made them veto proof.
David AsmanHOST
14:19
It doesn't wipe out the 5% loss yesterday, but it shows that there are buyers coming back in.
David AsmanHOST
14:25
Now let's bring in my friend Ken Fisher from Fisher Investments, executive chairman of that great institution.
David AsmanHOST
14:32
Good to see you, Ken.
David AsmanHOST
14:33
Thanks so much for being here.
Carl WidgerHOST
20:03
We lost a really good colleague to...
Carl WidgerHOST
20:09
Fisher Investments.
Carl WidgerHOST
20:10
I wasn't going to name them, but I will.
Carl WidgerHOST
20:12
And like when I spoke to this colleague, I said, there's no way you can't stay here.
Hillary BarskyCORRESPONDENT
0:20
However, the win is threatening the AI trade and the data center build-out on fears of new restrictions.
Hillary BarskyCORRESPONDENT
0:25
Ken Fisher, founder of Fisher Investments, says post-midterms, the market is poised to do well.
Stuart VarneyHOST
0:31
This period, the fourth quarter of a midterm election year, and the next two are the consistently most profitable nine months in all of stock market history going back over 100 years.
Stuart VarneyHOST
0:41
They haven't been negative ever since the Great Depression and only ever been negative twice.
Grant StinchfieldHOST
6:11
NRG from New Jersey.
Grant StinchfieldHOST
6:13
Fisher Investments from Washington.
Grant StinchfieldHOST
6:16
Frontier Communications from Connecticut.
Grant StinchfieldHOST
6:20
And then you got Yum! Brands from Kentucky.
Phil FergusonHOST
47:05
Boy, I sound old when I say that.
Phil FergusonHOST
47:06
But the idea of tax loss harvesting, and this also applies to the common refrain that I've talked about with Fisher Investments recently.
Phil FergusonHOST
47:15
is instead of using mutual funds or even better a specific type of mutual funds index funds that i use they might put you in 50 or 100 or 200 different stocks sometimes buying a few hundred dollars or a few thousand dollars of individual stocks not my recommendation matter of fact i recommend don't do that but When some stocks go down, they sell those, and then they sell part of the ones that went up, and then you have a net no loss.
Phil FergusonHOST
47:48
You don't have gains, you don't have losses, and they sell the things that lost.
Zach AbrahamHOST
45:58
I was at 47 percent.
Zach AbrahamHOST
46:00
Meanwhile, you look at Microsoft or Fisher Investments, a large corporation that we compete against.
Zach AbrahamHOST
46:05
There are 22.
Zach AbrahamHOST
46:06
Make it make sense.
Hunter SatterfieldHOST
0:57
Just a little quick bio, guys.
Hunter SatterfieldHOST
0:58
He attended Oral Roberts University in Oklahoma, where he earned his undergraduate degree in accounting and MBA in finance, spent the first part of his career at EY, just like Judson and I and many others here, then went to Goldman Sachs, and then most recently at Fisher Investments, holds all the designations, CFP, CPA, CPWA.
Hunter SatterfieldHOST
1:17
He is new to the team and is heading up our wealth management division, which is fantastic.
Hunter SatterfieldHOST
1:21
So welcome, Nathan.
Zach AbrahamHOST
45:58
I was at 47 percent.
Zach AbrahamHOST
46:00
Meanwhile, you look at Microsoft or Fisher Investments, a large corporation that we compete against.
Zach AbrahamHOST
46:05
There are 22.
Zach AbrahamHOST
46:06
Make it make sense.

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