So why have I continued to use my Super Stocks-based model?

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If you happened to buy last year's stocks, a good move now would be to make a tax-loss sale of the laggards and use the proceeds to help pay for this year's crop.

FORBES: Smart Money

This week, we use our quant-based fundamental tools to find even more overvalued stocks in the basic materials sector.

FORBES: Book Profits On Overvalued Basic Material Stocks Now

In the first quarter, just 35% of actively managed U.S. stocks-focused mutual funds returned more than the indexes they use as benchmarks, according to research firm Morningstar.

WSJ: Stock-Sale Discounts Get a Haircut

This cemented Lynch as the everyman's hero because the book convinced millions of investors that you didn't need to be a quant or investing savant to find so-called "10 bagger" stocks (stocks that go up tenfold.) Just use common sense and invest in things you see everyday and understand.

FORBES: Peter Lynch: 10-Bagger Tales

Regardless of the term you use, market-gravity is the phenomenon that causes all stocks, even healthy ones, to lose value because investors are selling anything and everything in the belief that the entire market is going down.

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