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U.S. Investing Champion, Mario Stamatoudis doesn’t believe in “finding new setups” He believes in understanding why they work. “Why breakouts worked for 100+ years?” Most traders chase patterns, but never question the logic behind them. Breakouts. Pullbacks. Gaps. They’re not random. They exist because of two forces that never...

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