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Active Value Investing

subtitle: making money in range-bound markets

Author's hypothesis is that value investors: people who invest based on the intrinsic worth of a business, vs trader / speculators— still need to learn how and when to sell, especially in"range-bound" (non-bull) markets.

Subject
businesseconomics
Audience
adult

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