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Stock Market Leaders Often Reset Their Base Counts. Here's How It Happens.

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When a leading growth stock resets its base count, it tends to wipe the slate clean of sellers, improving the chance for a breakout. The post Stock Market Leaders Often Reset Their Base Counts. Here's How It Happens. appeared first on Investor's Business Daily .

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