December 19, 2024
Why Is NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) Among Ken Fisher’s Top Stock Picks Heading Into 2025? #UKFinance

Why Is NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) Among Ken Fisher’s Top Stock Picks Heading Into 2025? #UKFinance

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We recently compiled a list of the Billionaire Ken Fisher’s Top 15 Stock Picks Heading Into 2025. In this article, we are going to take a look at where NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) stands against Ken Fisher’s other top stock picks.

Ken Fisher is the founder of Fisher Asset Managementa financial adviser that he started nearly five decades ago. The firm oversees over $240 billion from more than 150,000 private investors.

Fisher said, “I’ve gone to cash three times in my career; in 1987 before the crash, before the 1990 bear market and in the early 2000s, before the dot-com crash. But I missed the 2007-2009 bear market because I didn’t believe, and don’t believe, mortgages could cause what they are blamed for having caused.”

Besides focusing on long-term investments, Fisher also believes in spreading out investments to reduce risk. Fisher Asset Management is highly diversified, with a portfolio value of about $244 billion. While technology stocks account for 31.8% of the portfolio, the independent money management firm is also heavily invested in the services sector, accounting for 14.6% of the portfolio. Other significant holdings are in the financial services, healthcare, and basic materials sectors.

In the past year, Fisher’s firm made a 32.18% return, mainly because it invested a lot in tech stocks, especially those benefiting from the AI boom. While other managers are selling tech stocks due to high valuations, Fisher’s firm is buying more, especially in companies making AI chips.

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Even though the overall market is at all-time highs, Fisher says there’s no need to worry. He believes that just because the market is high now, it doesn’t predict the future. He expects the market to keep going up as long as the economy and other key factors get better.

“Bull markets hit new highs on an ongoing basis as soon as they have recovered from the prior bear market and hit their first all-time high in that new bull market. They keep doing that over and over again and eventually you do get another bear market and then again get another bull market. Bull markets, not always, are usually significantly bigger and longer than bear markets, significantly,” Ken Fisher said.

Ken Fisher’s portfolio is heavily invested in the “magnificent seven” stocks, based on the belief that the stocks are well poised to continue outperforming the overall market. According to Fisher, growth stocks will continue outperforming value stocks amid the prevailing economic conditions.

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