While it proved exciting for those on the sidelines watching the market action unfold, the same cannot be said for investors holding the wrong kind of stocks.
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Original post by Business Line

Once you buy or sell a stock, stop fretting over your decision There are two kinds of people: Those who wish they had invested in the stock market and those who wish they hadn’t. Do you regret not investing …
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Original post by Business Line

Mumbai, Dec 30 Despite coming in the grips of bear operators for some two months and heavy volatility, Indian shares logged impressive gains in 2006, with a key market index soaring by a whopping 47 percent …
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Original post by The Bihar Times

For mutual fund investors, 2006 was a year to sink cash into some of Wall Street’s lumbering giants and shy away from the kind of glitzy stocks that fueled the dot-com boom.
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Original post by Baltimore Sun

For mutual fund investors, 2006 was a year to sink cash into some of Wall Street’s lumbering giants and shy away from the kind of glitzy stocks that fueled the dot-com boom.
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Original post by The Morning Call

Like a host weary of tiresome guests, Wall Street is hoping that some of the forces that made unwelcome appearances in 2006 will slink away and allow the party to continue into the new year, albeit in a quieter …
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Original post by The Birmingham News

Wall Street slipped lower Friday, closing out a year that will be remembered for the stock market’s great comeback — a year-end rally that pushed the Dow industrials past 12,000 for the first time.
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Original post by The Indianapolis Star

Most American investors favor what I’ve long considered a smart long-term strategy, investing in the stocks of companies that grow their dividends consistently.
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Original post by Daily News

Wall Street slipped Friday in the last trading day of a year when the stock market rallied and pushed the Dow Jones industrials past 12,000 for the first time.
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Original post by The Clarion-Ledger

Like a host weary of tiresome guests, Wall Street is hoping that some of the forces that made unwelcome appearances in 2006 will slink away and allow the party to continue into the new year, albeit in a quieter …
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Original post by Knoxville News Sentinel