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Waiting for the dust to settle after a correction often means missing the next wave of leaders. Jim Roppel, a seasoned market timer, shares his strategy: focus on relative strength, new high lists, and critically, blowout earnings from 'unknown' names that appear post-follow-through day. These are the stocks poised... show more

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