#  As 2009 comes to a close, it’s a good time to remember good investors look forward, not back. # Fisher Investments believes continuing pessimism—shaped by main street investors who’ve yet to buy into this market recovery—is the foundation of the wall of worry bull markets love to climb. # Second years after a bear market bottom are typically positive and above average (Fisher Investments research). # The S&P 500 has already regained half the losses from the 17-month bear market—sooner than most would have imagined possible, but also a clear indication we’re in the midst of a true V-shaped recovery.

#  As 2009 comes to a close, it’s a good time to remember good investors look forward, not back. # Fisher Investments believes continuing pessimism—shaped by main street investors who’ve yet to buy into this market recovery—is the foundation of the wall of worry bull markets love to climb. # Second years after a bear market bottom are typically positive and above average (Fisher Investments research). # The S&P 500 has already regained half the losses from the 17-month bear market—sooner than most would have imagined possible, but also a clear indication we’re in the midst of a true V-shaped recovery.

#  As 2009 comes to a close, it’s a good time to remember good investors look forward, not back. # Fisher Investments believes continuing pessimism—shaped by main street investors who’ve yet to buy into this market recovery—is the foundation of the wall of worry bull markets love to climb. # Second years after a bear market bottom are typically positive and above average (Fisher Investments research). # The S&P 500 has already regained half the losses from the 17-month bear market—sooner than most would have imagined possible, but also a clear indication we’re in the midst of a true V-shaped recovery.