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9 stocks to ride the industrial sector’s blazing rally

9 stocks to ride the industrial sector’s blazing rally
MarketWatch Wednesday 19 August 2026, 16:40 UTC By Philip van Doorn 1 min read
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Industrial stocks have gotten expensive, but here are some with the most attractive growth prospects.

Industrial stocks have gotten expensive, but here are some with the most attractive growth prospects. [Image text:] HOWME AEROSPACE GE VERNOVA GENERAC
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