Matt Krantz is an Editor at Investor's Business Daily. He specializes in personal finance, investment strategies, and the dynamics of financial markets, often discussing the implications of a shrinking stock market for investors. His insights have been featured in Yahoo Finance Singapore, Yahoo Finance, Investor's Business Daily, and Yahoo News.
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