By Steve Schaefer, Forbes Staff

Critics often belittle the investing habits of retail traders, arguing that tracking the “dumb money” is most useful as a way to spot market peaks and bottoms — usually it’s buying at the former and selling at the lattter. But the so-called dumb money has been pretty smart this year, says TD Ameritrade’s Steve Quirk. …read more

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