Forbes: 3 Timeless Lessons Every Investor Can Learn From Valeant Pharmaceuticals' Crash
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we’ll see new lows in the stocks. And if that happens, we’ll
have to expect a protracted downtrend in the market. When the
market gets better –it will happen– you’ll see it first in
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Capital in New York.
