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A year is a blip in time when investing
Take as long a view as possible – the year 2032 isn’t far away
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Investors should think at least 10 years ahead and preferably much longer.
Jeff Sommer
NEW YORK (NYTIMES) - If you want to know exactly how the markets performed in 2021, and about what the experts believe will happen this year, you are in luck.
Brokerage and retirement account statements will soon be on their way, and Wall Street's forecasts for 2022 are rolling in, along with earnest advice about how to manage your finances over the next 12 months.
