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A sinking stock can always go lower… Wall Street is full of colorful metaphors when it comes to

A sinking stock can always go lower… [Turn Your Images On] [Why I Don’t Dumpster Dive for “Cheap” Stocks]( [Turn Your Images On] [Adam O'Dell, Chief Investment Strategist]( Wall Street is full of colorful metaphors when it comes to bargain hunting. Warren Buffett says pure value investing is like buying a “cigar butt” — just trying to get the last few puffs in before it snubs out. I’ve heard other people use the expression “dumpster diving” … I think that one explains itself! I like finding value within the market, and I incorporate it into my models. But there’s a reason I’m not a pure value investor. [Cheap stocks can always get cheaper.]( Suggested Stories: [Why Dividend Stocks Belong in Every Portfolio]( [Energy Sector Sends Conflicting Signals — Time to Get Picky!]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Turn $10K Into $100K?]( The release of Adam O’Dell’s brand-new 10X Fortunes system is here. 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