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Should You Take Market Jitters about European Debt and a China Slowdown Seriously?

Investors worry too much.  Each spring season, as we reported recently, fears about a world economic slowdown sprout forth and bloom just like the perennials in your garden.  Stocks retreat and commodities decline.  In recent years, the fear has involved foreboding that one or more of the weaker countries in Europe may go bust.  There is, to be sure, no doubt that several countries in Europe are hemorrhaging fiscally as a result of too many irresponsible socialist programs.  However, there is also no doubt also that the more financially-robust German and French governments will infuse liquidity into the financial . . .
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