Not Everything Crashed on Friday. Here Are A Few Stocks That Bucked the Downside and Went Higher.

Stock market conditions across the globe are extremely bearish. Some significant technical damage has occurred. As we’ve been warning for weeks, institutions have been signaling a major pullback since early December, distributing stocks to eager retail investors late to the bullish party. Bonds have been sending warning alarms for months, and it would appear that financial markets will become more volatile from here.

But not every publicly traded stock participated in Friday’s carnage. Here are a few that bucked the selling trend and are attracting FOMO level of institutional buying pressure.

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