The American Theater has been declared near death so many times that Broadway has been nicknamed “The Fabulous Invalid.” Now the same sort of attitude seems to be developing toward the stock market. Smart commentators no longer view equities as the automatic safe choice for the core of a long-term portfolio. And many individual investors seem to agree. They are yanking money out of the stock market at the fastest rate since May. But just as there has never been anything wrong with the Broadway Theater that a hit show wouldn’t fix, there’s nothing wrong with stocks that can’t be fixed by an economic recovery and ... (full story)