Ep 171: What We Can Learn From Failed Follow-through Days
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We take a look at one of the worst bear markets in history (2000-2003) to gain perspective on the spate of failed follow-through days in the current market. How do you minimize the pain of the follow-through days that fail? More importantly, how do your prepare yourself to be there when the market finally does turn? There are over 20 examples covered. Plus we also look at a few stocks setting up like Centene (CNC), McKesson (MCK) and Service Corp (SCI). For the video version, visit investors.com/podcast.
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