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Equities Did Not Die in 2008 (via Market Shadows)

By Paul Price of Market Shadows To many people it seemed like the end in late 2008 to early 2009.   Just like the movie Halloween’s killer, Michael Meyers, the market just wouldn’t die.   The S&P 500 averaged 17.6% per year in the period ended…

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