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Stock portfolios. They take a percentage of the portfolio as their
Management fee. If their clients pull out of the stock market this
Will directly affect cannon tingey earnings. Less stock to manage equals
Smaller paycheck. They have a hugh interest in keeping their clients
Money in the market. Of course they are going to say the market will
Return to good days. DES news why don't you get a dairyman to write
An article about when is it a good time to buy milk?