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COPYRIGHT 2005 Investor's Business Daily, Inc.
Byline: KATHARINE STALTER
If you're an investor, you already know that some breakouts work better than others.
In some cases, a stock seems to have formed a proper base and cleared its buy point, but the breakout fizzles. All the elements looked in place at the moment of truth: strong sales and earnings growth, good price action, higher-than-normal volume.
But there's another indicator to check -- the stock's Relative Strength line. That...
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