Question @slick - given what you had said earlier about the market usually giving a stock a decent smackdown when it trades above the upper bollie, wouldn't the same logic then applies when it trades below the lower bollie? Just curious whether the mean reversion theory applies to both the upper and lower bollie, or it's only a punishable offence when it breaches the upper.
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