An archaic rule is that a stock must be down 20 percent to be in bear territory. It's just arbitrary and most of the time there is good value at 20 percent down for a purchase. (depending on the stock) The broader market must drop through long term support and follow through that level to be in a bear market. Right now, we have pullback in an upmarket-----until 2530.I read that almost half of the S&P is in bear territory. We should just throw them out and call it S&P Three fiddy.
I will show myself out now....
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...-sp-500-stocks-in-a-bear-market-idUSKBN1O928G
An archaic rule is that a stock must be down 20 percent to be in bear territory. It's just arbitrary and most of the time there is good value at 20 percent down for a purchase. (depending on the stock) The broader market must drop through long term support and follow through that level to be in a bear market. Right now, we have pullback in an upmarket-----until 2530.
If we are going to rally today, it would be right here. I'll monitor my long into the close.
If we are going to rally today, it would be right here. I'll monitor my long into the close or stopout whichever is first.