According to contrarians, the big decline in the stock market during the early 2000s was:

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Contrarians would see the big decline in the stock market during the early 2000s as a great opportunity to invest in stocks that were undervalued. They would not see it as proof that the stock market was not a sound investment, nor would they necessarily believe that more government regulation was needed. They may or may not advocate for small, unincorporated businesses, but that is not directly related to their view on the stock market decline.

According to Contrarians, the Big Decline in the Stock Market