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The message to her is that if there isn’t anything good out there to buy, investors should just sit tight and be patient— such as bide time in T-bills.

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Now, he said he knows to sit tight through market downturns, and the value of his portfolio has grown to five figures.

If you're far away from retirement age, then sit tight because pensions are a long-term investment.

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Some think the division is about more than Trump's particular views and that Europe can not just sit tight waiting for his term in office to end.

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You, the loyal fans, can sit tight and ponder all that for as long as it appeals to you.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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