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How to Build Wealth, Even in a Great Depression
Most people assume stock market returns throughout the 1930s were uniformly terrible -- but it isn't true. Only some of the years were terrible, and that fact helps illustrate a key strategy for long-term investors. by Charlie Farrell
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