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Nothing can be ruled out
America elected a reality TV star as President. Britain walked out of the European Union. Modi invalidated higher denomination notes in India. Pigs flew into space. Ok, so all of the above happened except the last but as an investor, it is important that you rule out nothing. Your plan must not be based on a tactical analysis of events, but rather on the assumption that no outcome can be ruled out.
This article was originally published on January 02, 2017.
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