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• BOTTOM-UP INVESTING
  
  When you use a bottom-up investing strategy, you focus on the potential of individual stocks, bonds, and other investments. Using this approach, for example, means you pay less attention to the economy as a whole, or to the prospects of the industry a company is in, than you do to the company itself. In making decisions based on bottom-up investing, you read research reports, examine the company's financial stability, and evaluate what you know about its products and services in great detail.
  
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