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		<title>Reversion to the Mean</title>
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On CNBC this morning, terms like &#8220;oversold&#8221; and &#8220;irrational pessimism&#8221; were uttered frequently.  Countless charts and graphs showing stock prices and current yields were abundant (some of them were amazing!).  Comparisons of corporate profits now and corporate profits in 2003 (generally, they are MUCH higher now) frequently appeared on the screen.  The stock market is [...]]]></description>
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