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One Of The Very Nice Things About Investing In The Stock Market Is That You Learn About All Different Aspects Of The Economy. It's Your Window Into A Very Large World.

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The Securities Laws Of The 1930s Were So Important Because It Forced Companies To File Registration Statements And Issue Prospectuses, And It Remedied The Imbalance Of Information.

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