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Don't Be Duped by the Deflation Din!
TheStreet.com ^
| 7/9/03
| Larry Swedroe
Posted on 07/09/2003 1:32:07 PM PDT by Steven W.
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To: Steven W.
Every share of stock sold is bought by someone else.
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07/10/2003 12:40:27 AM PDT
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Z-28
To: Steven W.
Every share of stock sold is bought by someone else.
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07/10/2003 12:43:06 AM PDT
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Z-28
To: Steven W.
More of the type of rational thinking I would have said "common sense".
Though that will not stop Wall Street from hiring very smart people and giving them a shot at a new sort of modeling/forecasting that might give them an edge.
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07/10/2003 12:45:48 AM PDT
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Glenn
(What were you thinking, Al?)
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To: All Seeing Eye
No, only if you assume someone would keep stocks in unstable companies/countries. This is just as silly as saying "If you invested in gold 2000 years ago, today you would have none because it would have gotten stolen or conficated."
To: AntiGuv
Secular. Trading 7 - 10000 for another three years unless conservatives realize large gains in Congress.
But, then, I invest in individual equities and bonds not indexes. Stay out of Asia and precious metals.
yitbos
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07/10/2003 1:36:19 PM PDT
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bruinbirdman
(Joe McCarthy was right)
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