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In this edition of StockCharts TV‘s The Final Bar, Dave kicks off a five-part series covering ten charts to watch in August 2024, starting with two mega-cap growth stocks testing key resistance levels. Will they power up to new all-time highs into September?
This video originally premiered on August 19, 2024. Watch on our dedicated Final Bar page on StockCharts TV!
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