After the “loss” decade
The first decade of this century has been a disaster for stocks.
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You only have to glance at your RRSPs to know that the first decade of this century has been a disaster for stocks. The 10 years that started with Y2K are on track to be the worst since the 1930s. But with 2010 around the corner, will the next decade be any better? Wall Street optimists point out that after a dismal decade, stocks tend to roar back the following one.
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