This youth apparel retailer cleared a base in heavy volume in August before advancing to a record high in mid-October.

The stock then fell below its 10-week moving average the following week, which ended Oct. 19.

At its Aug. 8 breakout, the stock sported mostly high marks from IBD: 93 Composite, 94 Earnings Per Share, 85 Relative Price Strength and an A SMR Rating.

Profit growth ranged from 33% to 100% in the four quarters leading up to the breakout. Sales growth was solid too, at a minimum level of 41% during those periods.

The market looked good at the time, with the Nasdaq composite near multiyear highs.

Yet the stock in question didn't just pull back to its 10-week moving average. Instead of finding support, it fell below the line, and in slightly heavier trade.

Based on the above factors — ratings, fundamentals, market movement and stock action — would you have bought, sold or held shares the week ended Oct. 19?