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LIKE THIS Post? JOIN OUR FREE NEWSLETTER How To Navigate The Unknown: I can’t tell you what will happen this weekend or how the market will react on Monday (no one can)- but I can tell you that barring some unforeseen event, the tape remains strong right now. Since fear is elevated and many people are…
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Moving Averages 101
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