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IBD’s Mike Webster and Justin Nielsen talk about reducing risk with chop.

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    @ConsumerTeamPete

    Hey, I like your content. It would be easier to listen to if you get your audio levels consistent between the two hosts. One of you is really loud the other one not so much. A basic compressor limiter would do the trick. Good luck I’ll be back to listen in the future.

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    @justinnyok1886

    Dell weeky chart looks identical to MU weekly chart prior to April’s follow throught day. The same high tight flag setup,

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    @コゲピー

    I am analyzing the Nasdaq Composite as currently forming a symmetrical triangle, so I am not buying at the moment. Looking back at history, the second year of the presidential election cycle tends to be weak. Thank you.

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