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Kenneth L. Fisher has released a short video addressing concerns about the impact of high oil prices on economic growth in the United States.
Fisher maintains that elevated energy costs are unlikely to cause a contraction in the U.S. economy, challenging the common view that rising oil prices are inherently negative for economic performance. He points out that while some sectors face increased costs, others may benefit, and the broader effects on gross domestic product are often overstated.
For viewers interested in Fisher's detailed analysis, a full length video is available via the provided link.
Fisher has frequently shared market commentary across multiple channels. He recently announced the release of a new Market Insights podcast episode. In a previous statement, Fisher said that an Iran war was unlikely to derail global growth or the Australian stock market.