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19. Still, historical data suggests strong performance for the following month after such high signs of an overextended market in the previous month, Hickey said.
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22. "There is no denying the fact that the market is overbought," said Paul Hickey, an analyst at Bespoke Investment Group in Harrison, New York.
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