Learning How to Bottom-Fish, Part 1: Tracking the Cash Flow

Bottom-fishers have cast their nets far and wide, but how do they avoid bringing up old boots?

Experienced investors who have ridden the stock market's many ups and downs have a range of methods for catching beaten-up stocks while avoiding toxic junk. Now, as an economic slowdown clobbers profits across a range of sectors, they're licking their chops. For some, bear markets can provide more attractive investment opportunities than the rip-roaring rallies of recent history.

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Learning How to Bottom-Fish, Part 1: Cash Flow

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So how to navigate dark and murky waters? ...