A manager who loves scorned stocks  Robert Kleinschmidt scours
the market for tarnished names - and bets on their recovery.
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Bankrate.com.  NEW YORK (Fortune) -- Are you a company that
investors love to hate? Is your management conducting a
restructuring or a massive refinancing? Do you belong to a
troubled industry? Take heart: Robert Kleinschmidt, the manager
of the $289 million Tocqueville Fund, ma