Corporate America feels the change as consumers alter their buying habits since the economic slowdown caused by the mortgage crisis and resulting credit crunch last year has not been such bad news for everyone, reflecting both behavioural shifts among US consumers and the advantages enjoyed by those companies that are less dependent on the US domestic market than most of their competitors

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1 Buy And Hold – And Not Get Carried Away By Emotions The difference between the drop in 1987 and many other market drop was the rapid recovery

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