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“People buy dips only when they legitimately think stocks are ‘on sale’ for fundamental or technical reasons, but now they are doing it simply because stocks are getting more expensive, and they think they will be able to flip it to someone else who will pay more for that.”

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“People buy dips only when they legitimately think stocks are ‘on sale’ for fundamental or technical reasons, but now they are doing it simply because stocks are getting more expensive, and they think they will be able to flip it to someone else who will pay more for that.”

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Tickets would go on sale on 28 November, said Festival Republic, which is part of Live Nation.

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Tickets for both matches will go on sale to the public on Tuesday at 10 a.m.

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Leading up to the Games, the Paris organizing committee set aside more than 1 million tickets at 24 euros each and ensured half of the tickets on sale to the general public would be 50 euros or less.

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