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“Breaking misconceptions of pullback back buying.” My thought process over the weekend of 11/21 and leading up to my first 2 buys on 11/25. I walk thru why and how I bought $TSLA & $BE, my risk, my stops, & why I bought. I didn’t even talk about the...

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