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	<title>Comments on: How to Know When to Sell Your Stocks</title>
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		<title>By: Paul</title>
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		<description>I think that as our population ages, baby-boomers with expendable cash will spend more time trading the markets when they retire. Most will be well versed in the risks/rewards because of participation in a 401k for most of their working career. For way too many that knowledge will be just enough to get them in deep trouble. 

My style is to commit a small amount in a trading account that has nothing to do with my retirement account. Then I find beaten-down stocks on life support that have a good chance to double in price. It&#039;s easier said than done but you don&#039;t have to be right every time. You just have to be right more than you are wrong to make money in the markets. Check out my website and shoot me an email if you like. My last two investments have done rather well.</description>
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<p>My style is to commit a small amount in a trading account that has nothing to do with my retirement account. Then I find beaten-down stocks on life support that have a good chance to double in price. It&#8217;s easier said than done but you don&#8217;t have to be right every time. You just have to be right more than you are wrong to make money in the markets. Check out my website and shoot me an email if you like. My last two investments have done rather well.</p>
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