Bullish markets and bearish markets are very different in the sentiment and price dynamics. Money made in bull markets can be given back in bear markets so a bullish bias can be dangerous wh... Read more
Stock prices falling is perfectly normal in the market. Pullbacks are not something unusual or to be worried about in the stock market until they trigger a potential bear market. Stock mark... Read more
“It’s a big club, and you ain’t in it.” – George Carlin The long term trend of the stock market is up. Not individual stocks, as some go up 1,000% and others g... Read more
In the financial markets a dead cat bounce is a small, brief rebound in the price of a stock, commodity, or currency that is in a long term downtrend. The mechanics of a dead cat bounce is t... Read more
A death cross is one of the most popular bearish moving average crossovers in the trading world. It is a bearish signal that means the stock market is in a downtrend and could go much lower... Read more
This blog post is meant to answer the questions for friends and family that are not as plugged in or knowledgeable as traders and seasoned investors and wonder why the stock market is fallin... Read more
Being bearish means that you believe the market is going to fall, being bullish means you believe the market is going to rise. Here is the difference in bearish versus bullish sentiments. ... Read more
With the recent historic volatility in the stock market I thought it could give some perspective to look at both the largest point drops on the Dow Jones Industrial Average in history along... Read more
Everyone understands the simple process of buying a stock. You type in the stock symbol and how many shares you want then click buy, then when you are ready to sell your stock you press sell... Read more
This is a guest post by @AkFallible. You can follow AK on YouTube by clicking here. This post is for informational purposes only and is not to be taken as investment advice. Read more
