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Editor's Note: Jon D. Markman writes a weekly column for CNBC on MSN Money that is republished here on TheStreet.com.
In early 2003, shares of Denver-based Titanium Metals(TIE Quote) sold for the equivalent of $1.55 a share. Today, the stock fetches $77. During those three years, the stock has been terrific for buy-and-hold investors. But even if you didn't buy the stock early in Titanium's run, there were plenty of opportunities to make big profits with low-risk trades. ...
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