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*If the Earnings Pan Out Last Thursday’s precipitous decline saw the S&P 500 close at its cheapest valuation in three years, yet we’d still hesitate to affirm that valuation was a bargain. The index traded
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*If the Earnings Pan Out Last Thursday’s precipitous decline saw the S&P 500 close at its cheapest valuation in three years, yet we’d still hesitate to affirm that valuation was a bargain. The index traded

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