Only Three Questions That Still Count

Investing By Knowing What Others Don't

Inbunden, Engelska, 2025

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An insightful and practical guide to beating the marketsIn the newly revised third edition of The Only Three Questions That Still Count: Investing By Knowing What Others Don't, renowned investor Ken Fisher delivers an innovative and insightful strategy you can use in your own life to understand and profit from the markets. He offers updated info on how to navigate an increasingly interconnected world, showing investors can improve their odds of success by answering just three questions using only publicly available information.The author provides a practical framework you can apply immediately—and in the rest of your investing career—to boost your chances of outsized returns. You'll also find: More than 100 visuals illustrating the straightforward investing concepts found withinStrategies to help you challenge yourself, and your preconceived notions, to improve your investing returnsUpdated techniques and strategies that assist retail investors in developing innovative ways to beat the marketPerfect for professional and individual investors, The Only Three Questions That Still Count is also an invaluable resource for anyone with an interest in the markets and investing behavior.

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Utgivningsdatum2025-11-06
Mått163 x 234 x 36 mm
Vikt590 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor384
Upplaga3
FörlagJohn Wiley & Sons Inc
ISBN9781394318834

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KEN FISHER is the Founder, Executive Chairman, and Co-Chief Investment Officer of Fisher Investments, a $290-plus billion (as of 12/31/2024) investment adviser and money management firm serving large institutions and high-net-worth individuals. For over 32 years, Fisher wrote Forbes’ “Portfolio Strategy” column, making him the longest continuously running columnist in the magazine’s venerable history. He now writes monthly, native-language columns in over 20 major media organs worldwide, including the New York Post, Britain’s Daily Telegraph, Spain’s elEconomista and Italy’s Il Sole 24 Ore.

Preface ixAcknowledgments xxi1 Question One: What Do You Believe That Is Actually False? 1If You Knew It Was Wrong, You Wouldn’t Believe It 1The Mythological Correlation 8Always Look at It Differently 16When You Are Really, Really Wrong 222 Question Two: What Can You Fathom That Others Find Unfathomable? 31Fathoming the Unfathomable 31Ignore the Rock in the Bushes 32Discounting the Media Machine and Advanced Fad Avoidance 33The Shocking Truth About Yield Curves 38What the Yield Curve Is Trying to Tell You 52The Presidential Term Cycle 603 Question Three: What the Heck Is My Brain Doing to Blindside Me Now? 69It Isn’t Your Fault— Blame Evolution 69Cracking the Stone Age Code— Pride and Regret 75The Great Humiliator’s Favorite Tricks 87Get Your Head Out of the Cave 894 Capital Markets Technology 97Building and Putting Capital Markets Technology Into Practice 97It’s Good While It Lasts 103Forecast with Accuracy, Not Like a Professional 108Better Living Through Global Benchmarking 1165 When There’s No There There! 135Johns Hopkins, My Grampa, Life Lessons, and Pulling a Gertrude 135In the Center Ring— Oil Versus Stocks 141Sell in May Because the January Effect Will Dampen Your Santa Claus Rally Unless There Is a Witching Effect 1526 No, It’s Just The Opposite 161When You Are Wrong— Really, Really, Really Wrong 161Multiplier Effects and the Heroin- Addicted iPhone Borrower 169Let’s Trade This Deficit for That One 177The New Gold Standard 1827 Shocking But True 191Supply and Demand and That’s It 191Weak Dollar, Strong Dollar— What Does It Matter? 2068 The Great Humiliator and Your Stone Age Brain 219That Predictable Market 219Anatomy of a Bubble 229Some Basic Bear Rules 237What Causes a Bear Market? 257Contents vii9 Putting It All Together 267Stick with Your Strategy and Stick It to TGH 267Four Rules That Count 272Finally! How to Pick Stocks That Only Win 289When the Heck Do You Sell? 295Conclusion: Time to Say Goodbye 303Transformationalism 304Appendix A: Causal Correlations and the Correlation Coefficient 309Appendix B: News You Can’t Use 313Appendix C: Greater Fools 315Appendix D: Annualized Versus Average 317Appendix E: The Wizard of Oz and an Oz of Gold 319Appendix F: 1980 Revisited 323Appendix G: Why 2023 Will Be Like 1967’s “Summer of Love” for the Stock Market 327Appendix H: Popular but Problematic 331Appendix I: Covered Calls— Covering What? 335Notes 337About the Authors 343Index 345