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Tuesday, 25 November 2008 14:22

June 1941's 33.6% Drop in 10-Year S&P Returns vs. November 2008's 26.7% Drop; S&P 500 Also Where It Was 11.5 Years Ago; 10 Years After June 1941, S&P Rose 113%

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