fool.com - 2/14/2009
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It's a dreadful time for the stock market. Fear has struck Wall Street, and with investors panicking about the future of our economy, stock prices plunge sickeningly. But how do you differentiate between general fluctuations in the market and permanent losses of capital? Permanent capital loss: ...
michaelcovel.com - 2/14/2009
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How do you avoid a permanent loss of
capital? Simple. Have a pre-defined exit strategy before you...
ever enter a market. What is another way to answer that question? Motley Fool offers this : 1. Shareholders who didn’t anticipate the ...
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