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Ken Fisher explains why he believes...

By Ken Fisher, 04/11/11

Ken Fisher explains why he believes the market will likely go sideways for the rest of the year (which does not mean there won't be volatility). Historically, the third year after a stock market bottom generally delivers lackluster returns. He goes on to explain that 2011 can be a good year for stock pickers if they get their bets right.

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