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Lessons from William J. O'Neil

A company reducing its debt over 2-3 years is promising.

Stocks with fewer shares usually outshine large caps.

If RSI falls for 7+ months or sharply drops for 4, watch out.

Sell underperformers first; keep winners a bit longer.

In a 10% market dip, growth stocks could drop 15%, 20%, and 30%.

Recovery focus: Stocks down 15% or 20% could be prime after a rebound.

Beware: A stock sliding 35% to 40% in a 10% market fall signals caution.

Post-dip winners: Stocks hitting new highs first are often true leaders.