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Ken Fisher, founder, Executive Chairman and Co-Chief Investment Officer of Fisher Investments, shares his perspective on how a strong euro (or any strong currency) affects stocks. Ken says some worry strong currencies will inhibit exports and weaken GDP, and weak currencies may cause inflation. According to Ken, whether a currency is strong or weak, it doesn’t indicate much more beyond that simple point.

Over long periods, Ken notes a lack of correlation between currency prices and stock market outcomes. Additionally, global corporations are adept at currency hedging, negating the effect of currency fluctuations. Finally, Ken says currency weakness and strength is not as abnormal as many believe, with currencies fluctuating up and down throughout history without serious economic or overall stock market effect.

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