The protagonist of one of Wall Street's greatest stories -- the do-it-yourself stock picker -- has been disappearing and may never come back.
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In light of this startling September rally, analysts who forecasted doom should own up to their mistakes.
Don't fret the potential loss of Howard Stern. Sirius will be just fine, thank you.
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