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Bear of the Day: AZZ (AZZ)
by David Bartosiak
The industry is doing well but the stock is under earnings pressure.
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Bear of the Day: Coherent (COHR)
by Kevin Cook
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Bear of the Day: Western Digital (WDC)
by David Bartosiak
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by Mark Vickery
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by Kevin Cook
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by Kevin Cook
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by John Blank
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by Kevin Cook
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by Daniel Laboe
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by Daniel Laboe
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