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Ben Graham Portfolio: Snazzy Returns from a Vintage Strategy

Handicapping stocks is always an variable enterprise and Graham's method is probably as good as any other. But it seems to me the whole question is moot. Why buy any of these stocks whose prospects are clouded and whose charts are uninspiring when you can buy the Qs? Which are in a verifiable uptrend.

If you were going to buy them (except for SPAR) you should wait until they make new highs. This method might spare you stranded and inert capital.

The truth is that stock handicapping is no longer necessary in the modern era.

cordially yours,
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Best High Yield Dividend Stocks for 2009

These stocks have such lamentable capital appreciation potential that it is difficult to see why anyone would buy them in the riskiest market in recent history. The dividend may be the bait on the trap.

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