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I receive Motley Fool updates on a regular basis, but most of their notifications like that aren't much more than "pump and dump" tidbits for stocks or warnings about stocks already dropping, following market trends.
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Does make me wonder why he's now become more of a full-time contributor. Or, he's just saying there's sooo much money to be made for everyone.
Hard to fathom both housing and the stock market can continue to go straight to the moon.
We'll see what happens... Don't invest more than you can afford to lose.
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