I am refering to a bear market which I would expect to run for sometime,rather than a short term crash that could wipe out X% of your equity in a day.This is always a risk and can be minimised in many ways.Youve suggested an idea.
But what Im refering to is that some have mentioned that we should be trading differently in a bear market.
Im asking how do we define it so we can then trade suitably.
We could ofcourse trade a portfolio in that way now I guess awaiting the doom.All I think thats would do is increase losses as we trade against a strong up trend.
Its all well and good to say we should be doing this or trading that way but when you look at how to actually recognise and trade differently to the “Norm” its all of a sudden not clear cut.
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