Fischer Investment Group, Inc.

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We offer a wide range of investment products to meet
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Welcome to Fischer Investment Group

Fischer Investment Group is a private investment management firm based in Rochester, New York specializing in investment services for individuals, corporations and non-profit organizations. Apart from being registered in the state of New York, Fischer Investment Group is also registered in the states of Vermont and Arizona and has clients in various states throughout the country. With two decades of experience, Fischer Investment Group has grown to serve more than 200 clients and presently manages more than $100 million in assets. The unique value of our services lies in providing a balance of four key factors for a successful long-term relationship. They are: Maintaining a highly focused value investing methodology that is tailored to the investment goals of each client. Protecting our client's principal investment from the market's risks and volatility. Delivering exemplary personal service. Seeking superior performance over the long run.

January 2010
Monthly Market Update

Heading into 2010 we are taking a more cautious approach to our investment selections. While we remain optimistic on the market and see signs of improving economic conditions, there are still risks that remain. Some of the economic and financial risks to consider include:

With such strong upward market moves in 2009, we feel growth will be more muted in 2010
A big question is whether growth will continue when external fiscal and monetary stimulus is scaled back
The value of the US dollar still remains in focus
Manufacturing surveys have stalled as of late
Some recent housing date has been disappointing
November retail sales figures were softer than expected
The growing deficit, which now exceeds $12 trillion
Uncertainty about health care reform and regulation

The strong rally in the equity markets during 2009 allowed investors to recover some of their losses in 2008. If you were invested in the markets in 2009 you certainly participated in the rally.

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