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Dow Jones Rallies 300 Points As Apple Rebounds, But Tesla Sells Off; Four Top Growth Stocks To Buy And Watch

SCOTT LEHTONEN
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Dow Jones Rallies 300 Points As Apple Rebounds, But Tesla Sells Off; Four Top Growth Stocks To Buy And Watch
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average rallied 285 points Monday, as Apple rebounded from Friday's sell-off. But Tesla stock sold off.

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