Fisher Investments’ Founder, Ken Fisher, Explains “The Bounce Effect” and What’s Next for Markets

Fisher Investments’ founder, Executive Chairman and Co-Chief Investment Officer Ken Fisher describes the “bounce effect” and what it could mean for stocks in this new bull market. According to Ken, the bounce effect occurs as stock category leadership rotates around bear market lows—where stocks that fell the most in a bear market tend to appreciate, or “bounce”, the quickest in the nascent stages of the next bull, typically 8 to 15 months from the market trough.

For example, Information Technology stocks were disproportionately hurt during 2022’s bear market, while value stocks, particularly driven by energy, did best. Thus far, during the bull market period since mid-October 2022, the opposite has been true. Additionally, Ken believes certain market fundamentals specific to this recovery may continue to support tech and growth stock leadership beyond the average bounce period duration.

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