Fisher Investments’ Founder, Ken Fisher, Debunks: “A Strong Dollar Is Super”
It offers a short framing of a common client question about the dollar and equities, setting out Fisher's argument that developed-market currency direction is not a useful predictor of stock performance.
Summary
By the markets & outlook deskIn this video, Ken Fisher argues against the idea that a strong dollar is good for the stock market. He says developed-market currency strength or weakness does not predict stock market performance, citing a century of data, and adds that dramatic currency swings affecting local stocks are more a feature of less-developed economies.
- Fisher says a strong dollar is not inherently good for stocks.
- He argues developed-country currency strength or weakness does not predict stock market performance.
- Using a century of data, he concludes stocks rise or fall roughly the same amount of time whether the dollar is strong or weak.
- He says dramatic currency swings can affect local stock markets in less-developed nations, but this is not really the case in more developed economies.
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