Fisher Investments Explains | How Do Bear Markets Start?

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Welcome to “Fisher Investments Explains”, a video series where we tackle commonly asked questions about markets, investing, retirement planning, and more—so you can feel more informed, confident and empowered in your financial decisions. In this episode, we’ll explore how bear markets start.

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