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Busch

[boosh]

noun

  1. Adolf Georg Wilhelm 1891–1952, Swiss violinist, conductor, and composer, born in Germany.

  2. Fritz 1890–1951, German conductor.



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Barron’s technical analyst Douglas Busch says that all three stocks could fall another 15% to 25%, but that would still leave the trio up an average of about 230% this year.

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He isn’t making a fundamental call on rare-earth markets; Busch is looking at stock charts and market history to understand investors’ behavior.

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Barron’s technical analyst Doug Busch said the stock appeared to be forming a “cup and handle” pattern, a setup in which the price first dips, recovers to previous highs, then pulls back slightly to form the handle before potentially breaking out.

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Barron’s technical analyst Doug Busch says the stock is now forming a classic “cup and handle” pattern, a setup where the price first dips, recovers to previous highs, then pulls back slightly to form the handle before potentially breaking out.

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“They don’t seem to have put together that strong of a case,” said Chris Busch, director of transportation and a senior economist with Energy Innovation Policy & Technology, a nonpartisan think tank, who reviewed the analysis.

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