Anonymous

30 Oct 2020

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How do we know if a stock is considered a laggard stock before buying? Any examples?

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Yang Teng

30 Oct 2020

You can compare the performance of the stock with that of the market index. If the stock falls behind, you can consider it a laggard stock.

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