To feel comfortable with investments, choose the right ratio (at MarketWatch)

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To feel comfortable with investments, choose the right ratio (at MarketWatch)

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To feel comfortable with investments, choose the right ratio (at MarketWatch)

BOSTON -- Brent Wilsey of Wilsey Asset Management in San Diego says that investors need to decide which factors are particularly important to being comfortable or prickly over stocks.

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