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Wall Street just suffered a historic crash in highflying stocks. Why a quick tech rebound could be a trap.

A bounce may be coming for those momentum stocks that have been brought back to earth, which could open up another selloff, says BTIG’s Jonathan Krinsky.

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Wall Street just suffered a historic crash in highflying stocks. Why a quick tech rebound could be a trap.
A bounce may be coming for those momentum stocks that have been brought back to earth, which could open up another selloff, says BTIG’s Jonathan Krinsky.
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