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Alissa Coram and Mike Webster walk through Friday’s market action and discuss key stocks to watch in Stock Market Today.

Stock Market Today: August 14, 2026
Hosts: Alissa Coram and Mike Webster

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    @コゲピー

    O’Neil wrote in his book that companies tend to see their stock prices rise between their eighth and tenth years after going public. I made sure to keep that in mind when making my purchases. Thank you very much.

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    @paulcalvert8105

    Hi webby, I noticed your replying to comments . I always learn so much and appreciate everything you do and I watch as much as I can when I see you , I’ve been trying to follow the Minervini VCP style of trading for 12 months and wondering what you do and don’t do from his strategy ? also I’m in the Uk and have to always battle with exchange rates when buying and selling stocks! Sorry it’s in-depth question! Would be amazing to hear from you ! Paul

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      @Webby5150

      Paul, back when I used to trade international stocks…I’d often hedge the currency whenever I placed a trade…that came after some trades that went well…but after the negative currency impact they weren’t that good…but that’s not perfect either. Good luck

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