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stay
Law the suspension of a judicial proceeding, etc.
stay [stā]
(engineering)
In a structure, a tensile member which holds other members of the structure rigidly in position.
stay
1. Anything that stiffens or helps to maintain a frame or other structure, as a strut or brace.
2.See casement stay, peg stay.
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Again, forget about the 100-year charts advisors always show you to tell you that you are doing the right thing by staying the course and by staying fully invested in traditional stocks.
Why Government Statistics and Mainstream Financial Media Never Tell ... by ansarmemon / Communications, general community
staying the course requires a responsible attitude, know-how and competitive bidding.
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But look at all the gains you missed out on and unnecessary losses you took by trying to time the market instead of staying the course.
The Perils of Timing the Stock Market by Terry Mitchell / CommenTerry
 
 
 
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