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Yesterday we saw the market open higher, come in slightly, and then rally through the remainder of the day. We looked to see where one could have made money yesterday based on how individual stocks opened. Breaking the S&P 500 into deciles, the 50 stocks that gapped up the most went up the least from open to close, while the 50 stocks that gapped up the least (or gapped down) went up the most from open to close.
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