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“In most bull markets there comes a time when the public controls fluctuations and the efforts of the largest operators are insufficient to check the rising tide.”

Quote by Charles Dow

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Charles Dow
Charles Dow

Charles Dow was a renowned journalist and editor, born on November 6, 1851, and died on December 4, 1902. He was one of the founders of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which has had a profound impact on the modern financial news industry. more

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