The past decade has been a trying but an instructive one for investors: first the dot-com bubble burst between 2000 and 2002, then all the world's stock markets crashed in 2007 – 8. Almost all investors, regardless of their philosophies, were bloodied. Even many value investors, the most conservative and stable of the bunch, felt the force of the hurricane. … Back to Article
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