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Quote by Eric Sprott
If you pick the right stocks, you can do well almost in any market.
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The quote says that choosing strong investments matters more than the overall market’s direction. With the right stocks, an investor may perform well when markets are rising or falling. The word “almost” leaves room for exceptions, so this is a broad claim rather than a guarantee.
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- Sprott Money Canada
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- Official Statement
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