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The Financial Brain TrustDavid Frazier: Stock Market Pullback Creates Buying Opportunity 
Although most individual investors often react emotionally to the type of tragic events that occurred in Japan during the past few days by selling their stock market holdings, my research indicates that now is a time for investors to add to their stock portfolios . . . get the full story, click here.David Skarica: History May Prove Japan Will Rise After Crisis 
One thing I pride myself on is being the ultimate contrarian. When others are selling I want to be buying. Two theories I base my trading on are from two of the great investors of our time. I believe in Sir John Templeton’s adage that you buy at the point of maximum pessimism. And I believe in George Soros’ theory of reflexivity that the market is always wrong . . . get the full story,click here.Sean Hyman: Disasters May Sink Global Stocks, Boost Dollar for a Time 
As Japan suffers more economically from the earthquake, I believe it will weigh upon the yen over time and cause it to continue to slump. It will also ensure that interest rates stay low in Japan. So once again, it may become the ultimate “carry trade” . . .get the full story, click here.Ashish Advani: India's Reforms Gain Critical Mass 
Last week we had discussed the Indian budget for 2011-12 and how it has turned the investment community from negative to positive. What has also helped turn this tide are a couple of key political alliances which have finally agreed to work with each other in pushing ahead with reforms in India . . . get the full story,click here.Bill Spetrino: Real Investors Buy When Stocks Tumble 
Some recent headlines claimed that investors “lose” as stocks drop worldwide. That just isn’t true. Speculators “lose” when stocks drop worldwide. Real investors benefit from the market’s fear . . . get the full story, click here.
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Saturday, 19 March 2011
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