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By Brian Hunt in DailyWealth:

Check Family Dollar Stores (FDO) on Yahoo Finance and you'll see nothing but bullish comments and articles.

FDO sells the cheapest stuff in America. Its stores are in the "less desirable" parts of town. Much like the secondary-education sector, folks flocked to FDO last year as a "recession play." Shares gained as much as 80%. Nowadays, just about every analyst and investor loves the stock. Those people are going to lose...

To win in the market, you always have to make the hard trade... the trade that sounds crazy to the average investor. The problem with buying FDO right now is...

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