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PERTH: Oil extended losses below $96 a barrel on Tuesday, after slumping almost 10 per cent in the previous session as fear gripped financial markets in the wake of US lawmakers' shock rejection of a $700 billion rescue plan. Asian stocks opened sharply lower after Wall Street's biggest fall...

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When many companies go downhill, they never recover. Far too many of them continue to fall right into oblivion. They either go out of business or just become irrelevant companies. We saw this vividly in the 2001 bear market. The vast majority of the Internet companies were gone within a year...