Fisher Investments’ Investment Policy Committee (IPC) shares its views on the state of investor sentiment and what it means for markets. While the IPC admits gauging sentiment is an inexact science, it believes investor sentiment remains skeptical—evidenced by professional forecasts for paltry stock returns in 2024. However, the IPC says most investor concerns—such as recession fears, interest rate policy uncertainty, politics, etc.—are widely known and, therefore, unlikely to surprise markets.

The IPC discusses how weaker investor sentiment is likely a positive for stocks, as low expectations amid a stronger-than-appreciated economy can be a tailwind for markets.

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