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Market Volatility — 2019 Style

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I’m concerned because I have heard too many people recently say something along the lines of “I know the US

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New Highs: What to Do Now!

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Some people look at the S&P 500 at 2,000 and the DOW at 17,000 and feel that they have missed

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