Just like in 2012, the S&P 500 went on a tear in the first quarter this year, gaining just over 10%. The start of the second quarter has seen a 1% pullback, however. Typically when the market pulls back after experiencing a sharp rally, the stocks that went up the most during the good times go down the most on the downturn. That has been far from the case during this pullback.
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It's always a good idea to keep some good articles, at least I think they are good for reference, so I can go back and read them later.
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