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01-15-2016, 11:22 AM
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i would be more worried if oil hit fifteen bucks a barrel and the aftermath it would produce on our economy vs the stock market tanking.
as always, a diversified portfolio is a strategic and proven method to help beat the odds. but as for the market itself: a bad market = more cards i can buy on the cheap. a great market = my collection is proverbially worth more. win, win for me. 
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