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Statistical Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue May-25-10 09:56 AM
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13. That is a rather simplistic view.
Edited on Tue May-25-10 09:58 AM by Statistical
Companies rose by cutting costs but companies have reached the point that they simply can't cut much more cost. Without expansion corporate profits and thus stock prices can't climb. In a recession you can turnaround faster than your competitors by going lean and mean but go to lean and you are essentially just starving.

As far as needing a million dollars that is just silly.

Someone making even $50K a year putting 5% of their paycheck aside in investments can accumulate a significant amount of wealth over his/her lifetime.
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