Despite widespread belief among experts that the U.S. isn't on the verge of a 1930s-like economic collapse, the mammoth market loss taunts the optimists. And it has left many individual investors understandably wary. Full Story »
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The article provides lots of questions, some information, but mostly churns without any remarkable answers.
The story didn't answer the question posed in its headline. But then, how could it? No one seems to have a good idea what will happen to the stock market next year. The Times reporters laid out several possible scenarios in as even-handed a manner as possible, with quotes from several authoritative-sounding sources. That's about all anyone can -- or should -- do when predicting future economic moves.
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