Bear Market and Corrections


Bear Market and Corrections

When a market is said to be bearish, analysts are forecasting a downturn of the market or stock often caused by news reports or financial statements. However, as an investor, a bear market does not mean you cannot profit during the down time. By using options and shorting stocks, investors still have the opportunity to make money.
Corrections occur when a new commodity price is established, often after a trade barrier is removed, and due to the price change, the market shifts to a new equilibrium. With the several moving components to a correction, sectors within the market will change accordingly giving investors an interesting time period to play the market.

S&P 500 Death Cross 2022: What Does It Mean for Stocks?

The S&P 500 has hit a major turning point in 2022 with a 'death cross' pattern forming, but what exactly does this do to stocks?

7 Types of Stocks to Buy for Bear Market Protection

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We’re Already in a Bear Market

Older investors need to protect themselves from the current bear market, but younger ones should ride it out.

Don’t Give In to Trade War Complacency

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How to Beat the Bear Market Depends on Your Investment Horizon

A bear market is no reason for a young investor to panic, but it's a good time for an older one to seek protection for their assets.

7 ETFs and Mutual Funds to Weather Bear Territory

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Are the Bears Right About the Coming Correction?

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CAT shares have suffered in recent months due to their high level of exposure to mining and overseas sales.

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I would recommend buying puts into this rally, and the market should ultimately move lower. Here’s one of the highest-probability opportunities I see right now.

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This is what the so-called "smart money" keeps in mind whenever we're in the throes of a bear market.

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Marc Faber's call for an 1987-style crash is just the latest apocalyptic prediction to make headlines. What's the motivation behind this type of hyperbole?

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