BYND made a powerful move from those lows. It cleared a 158.70 handle buy point in late September and powered above a cup entry of 167.26 soon after.
Shares then climbed as much as 18% before pulling back to — and undercutting — the 21-day exponential moving average. The stock then plunged to six-month lows after earnings on Nov. 9.
Shares then climbed as much as 18% before pulling back to — and undercutting — the 21-day exponential moving average. The stock then plunged to six-month lows after earnings on Nov. 9.
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