Gautam Baid: Stocks Hitting Highs in a Bear Market Lead the Next Bull Run
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Gautam Baid shares a market heuristic on spotting the leadership of the next bull cycle during the late stages of a bear market.
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“New trends always emerge during the fag end of a bear market, and that is why investors should always be alert to which stocks and sectors are actually breaking out to all-time highs during a bear market, because the market itself will tell you where the next leg of winners And for the next bull cycle will come from.”
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