Opportunity 2008

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Disney Buys Marvel!

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What now? The Motley Fool is here to answer your questions about this financial crisis. Send us an email at AsktheFool@fool.com, and check back at Fool.com as we answer your questions and cover the latest on the Opportunity of 2008.

The bubble, bankruptcies, and bailouts are all in the backseat now. So is the panic that set in as we watched the markets' news unfold.

Fear not, Fools. With a calm head and a smart game plan, each of us can get through this.

We’ve all been hit by these events, too. And we’re here to help. We’ve collected our best advice from our best Foolish minds right here, but before you tuck in, remember these three things.  

  1. Stay calm. This is not the time for rash, emotion-driven decision-making.
  2. Educate yourself before acting.
  3. Make an action plan, even if it’s simply staying the course.

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What to Do Right Now

Dissecting the Panic

$700 Billion Plan Coverage

Banking Meltdown

Economic Notables

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