Fisher Investments' Clients Yank More Than $2B After Lewd Comments

The transcript discusses Ken Fisher's investment strategies, focusing on his active management approach and the controversies surrounding his comments. It highlights the aggressive sales culture at Fisher Investments, the fee structure, and performance compared to benchmarks. The fallout from Fisher's comments has led to significant client withdrawals. Additionally, Fisher's involvement in ETFs and their market impact is explored.

What was the main reason for the decline in Ken Fisher's business?

• His controversial comments

• Poor investment strategies

• A shift in market trends

• Increased competition

How does Fisher's fee structure compare to typical investment advisors?

• No fees charged

• Higher than average

• Similar to average

• Lower than average

What benchmark does Fisher Investments use to measure performance?

• Dow Jones Industrial Average

• NASDAQ Composite

• S&P 500

• MSCI Global Index

What was the reported amount of client withdrawals from Fisher Investments?

• Less than $1 billion

• Between $1 billion and $2 billion

• More than $2 billion

• Exactly $2 billion

What is the primary purpose of Fisher's exchange-traded notes?

• To diversify investment portfolios

• To increase investment returns

• To provide liquidity for clients

• To reduce investment risks