Shorting Long-Term Bearish Trends
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When selling short in downtrends, you have to be very aware of several
factors that could cause a stock to rebound to old highs. The
first thing you need to learn is how to identify when a stock is beginning
to enter a bearish trend. Most of the time, you will see poor fundamentals
accompanied by bearish chart patterns. Let me repeat
something I have said before: You do not short merely for technical
reasons when you are shorting a stock for three days or longer. You
must have a poor fundamental outlook for earnings if the bearish
trend is to last for a prolonged amount of time. Technical factors
will help you enter the trade and will help you stay in the bearish
trend until it is likely to reverse.
When selling short in downtrends, you have to be very aware of several
factors that could cause a stock to rebound to old highs. The
first thing you need to learn is how to identify when a stock is beginning
to enter a bearish trend. Most of the time, you will see poor fundamentals
accompanied by bearish chart patterns. Let me repeat
something I have said before: You do not short merely for technical
reasons when you are shorting a stock for three days or longer. You
must have a poor fundamental outlook for earnings if the bearish
trend is to last for a prolonged amount of time. Technical factors
will help you enter the trade and will help you stay in the bearish
trend until it is likely to reverse.