Anderson, Aaron

Aaron is one of five members of the Investment Policy Committee at Fisher Investments, in addition to also being the Senior Vice President of Research. He has written two finance-related books: Own the World and The Making of a Market Guru: Forbes Presents 25 Years of Ken Fisher, and has been with the firm since 2005.

Commentary

Comparing Contagions

05/07/2010

Should investors find solace in comparisons between Europe today and the Asian financial crisis?

Curse the Dark or Light a Candle?

04/01/2010

Could Germany use credit default swaps to ease Greece's debt woes?

Confounding Currency Myths

09/17/2009

There's no shortage of opinions about the most important factors to consider when investing. I can't tell you if any foretell outsized returns, but I do know global investors of every ilk should keep an eye on one common factor: Currency exchange rates.

Transparency Is the New Black

01/13/2009

What do Members Only jackets, jazzercise leg warmers, acid wash jeans, and collateralized debt obligations have in common? They've fallen out of style in a big way.

Bernanke and the Bandit

02/26/2008

A Burt Reynolds film classic and the Fed? They've got more in common than you might think.

In the Zone

12/06/2007

Special Economic Zones are all the rage in the Emerging Markets. But do they help or hinder global economic development?

Basel II: The Rise of Risk Assessment

09/21/2007

While it's true most movie sequels flop at the box office, Basel II, the international banking standard follow-up, will have a better fate.

The Paparazzi Economy

07/20/2007

We Americans rightfully take a great deal of pride in our economic prowess, so it's understandable to feel a ping of jealousy reading the US's role in the global economy has diminished.