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The stock market selloff in March 2000 proved to be the start of a long decline. The final slump in March 2003 turned out to be the bottom of the bear market and a great time to invest.
So far the jury's still out on the selloff of March 2006. But if you see the recent falls as a buying opportunity, you might as well grab, say, 10% off, instead of 5%.
A week ago, I predicted that market turmoil would throw out some great discounts in the closed-end funds, and so far this has proved correct. ...
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