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		<title>By: Recession and stock market performance &#171; The Investment Scientist</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[[...] Comment!    In January of 2008, I correctly called the beginning of this recession. However, I was totally off the mark about the severity of it. Now we know this recession is far severe than any we&#8217;ve seen since the second world war, the following research is therefore no longer applicable. The proper reference would be the Great Depression. Any investment strategy should stand up to the stress-test of the Great Depression.  I studied the effect of dividends and the that of discipline. [...]]]></description>
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