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Going Global

By, 05/15/2012

Many investors, both in the US and abroad, make a common mistake: they typically are too home-country focused.

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Using Technology to Learn a Second Language

By, 04/30/2012

Globalization—love it or hate it—is happening, but technology can help foster better communication.

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The Role of a Neuropeptide in the Battle Against Fat

By, 12/14/2011

What role does the brain play in the weight loss struggle?

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SOPA: Is It Necessary?

By, 12/06/2011

Is the Stop Online Piracy Act's (SOPA) proposed solutions the best way to address copyright infringement issues?

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Loss Aversion in Investing and Football

By, 11/25/2011

Some investors think it's better to be safe and sit in cash or bonds in all situations, despite history and extensive data showing stocks are typically the better option.

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Emotional Investing

By, 11/16/2011

In investing, fear often drives investor behavior during times of heightened market volatility.

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Political Theater

By, 11/09/2011

Lately, political theater has taken front and center on the global stage.

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Food Consumers

By, 11/04/2011

When trends finally run their course, the fallout can be catastrophic.

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Evolved Technology: Speech Recognition

By, 11/01/2011

Speech recognition technically isn’t a new technology—some form of it has been around since the 1960s. But what’s amazing is how much the technology has evolved and improved since then.

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Cheaper Travel? Yes, Please.

By, 10/25/2011

A Consumer Choice Watershed

By, 10/12/2011

Water. Scientifically, it’s two parts hydrogen to one part oxygen, the building block of life. But in today’s high-tech, consumer-oriented culture, it’s so much more.

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The Importance of Due Diligence

By, 10/06/2011

How the Internet Helps Small Business

By, 10/04/2011

As more people shop online, many independent retailers have closed, becoming victims of technology—but a new study suggest the Internet may now be helping small businesses

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Regulating Oil

By, 09/30/2011

For investors attempting to forecast the earnings potential of energy investments, understanding the regulatory environment and the likelihood (and direction) of future legislative changes is of paramount importance.

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The Pitfalls of Emotional Investing

By, 09/28/2011

Like it or not, humans are emotional when it comes to investing.

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It's a Small World

By, 09/27/2011

The US now makes up only about a quarter of the world's GDP and less than half of world market capitalization, meaning events in other countries have a pronounced effect in the US.

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Innovations in Medical Research

By, 09/21/2011

Innovation oftentimes comes from unexpected places. This is especially true in medical advancements.

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Shop Till the Economy Drops

By, 09/15/2011

Social Media’s Evolvement

By, 09/12/2011

In less than a decade, social media has advanced from a platform for sharing idle chit-chat to a means for sharing news, product reviews, recommendations and more—and it has become a big part of the battle for consumer attention (and dollars). It also shows just how fast technology can evolve.

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Utilities and Everyday Life

By, 09/08/2011

Most don’t think about the infrastructure and maintenance required to supply our homes with the services we use every day. But the ongoing work and mainly behind-the-scenes politics required to keep utilities services affordable to most is fascinating to learn.

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Victoria Beckham, Entrepreneur

By, 08/12/2011

A lesson we can take from the Beckhams is that fleeting fame, if opportunistically channeled into the rights kinds of entrepreneurship, can yield long-term financial success.

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Stimuli and the Brain

By, 08/08/2011

Addiction is a fascinating subject; studies show drug experimentation often starts in adolescence when the human brain is still developing and, by reasonable conjecture, is more malleable—rendering users more susceptible to dependence.

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Simple and Gourmet

By, 08/03/2011

Pizza may very well be one of the greatest foods ever invented. But for most of the world, pizza wouldn't be as prevalent if restaurants weren't able to get the necessary ingredients like flour, salt and cheese--mostly provided by food companies and distributors.

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A Little About Knees

By, 08/01/2011

Advancement in reconstructive knee surgery is welcome news to athletes and everyday people alike.

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Superbugs!

By, 07/29/2011

You may have heard of them, but what are they?

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Corporate Cash and the Economy

By, 07/27/2011

In the midst of all the debt ceiling debates and worries about jobs, a lot of good news tends to be overlooked—like the fact US non-financial companies' earnings are healthy and beating expectations.

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Patents and Health Care

By, 07/26/2011

For investors in pharmaceutical companies, there’s been no avoiding recent news about upcoming patent expirations. This so-called “patent cliff” has some worried that earnings in this typically defensive sector may face headwinds in coming years. But offsetting this risk are two key elements. 

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The Debt Debate Continues...

By, 07/25/2011

The debt ceiling debate continues in Washington with developments happening daily, but Fisher Investments believes the impact on capital markets and the global economy will likely be minimal.

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Social Networking, Tech and Investing

By, 07/22/2011

It's no secret social networking is on the rise. And many business have been quick to make use of the sites.

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Greece vs. the EU

By, 07/21/2011

Greece has made headlines again—the EU has reached a deal on supplying the troubled PIIGS country with more financing to avoid a debt default and possible European financial contagion.

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A New OS and a Step in the Right Direction

By, 07/20/2011

Apple today released their newest operating system for their line of personal home computers. Highly anticipated by the tech community, Lion is the first operating system offered by a major company that can be downloaded and installed online.

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Debt, Stocks and the Economy

By, 07/19/2011

Worries about government debt, in the US and overseas, seem to be taking a life of their own recently. But a look at history actually shows debt issues have always cropped up time and again, and Fisher Investments believes the world economy is arguably better off today than it was decades ago.

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Globalization Positives

By, 07/18/2011

The world is becoming increasingly globalized and interconnected, and Fisher Investments believes this is a good thing.

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The Rise of Technology and Its Uses in Investing

By, 07/15/2011

Fisher Investments has always recognized the importance of technology when it comes to investing and highlights the advancements in the industry in the sector guide Fisher Investments on Technology

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Recent Blog Articles

Going Global

By, 05/15/2012

Many investors, both in the US and abroad, make a common mistake: they typically are too home-country focused.

read more

Using Technology to Learn a Second Language

By, 04/30/2012

Globalization—love it or hate it—is happening, but technology can help foster better communication.

read more

The Role of a Neuropeptide in the Battle Against Fat

By, 12/14/2011

What role does the brain play in the weight loss struggle?

read more

SOPA: Is It Necessary?

By, 12/06/2011

Is the Stop Online Piracy Act's (SOPA) proposed solutions the best way to address copyright infringement issues?

read more

Loss Aversion in Investing and Football

By, 11/25/2011

Some investors think it's better to be safe and sit in cash or bonds in all situations, despite history and extensive data showing stocks are typically the better option.

read more