Study: the current decline is probably just a correction in a bull market.

[Troy Bombardia]

If this is still bull market, the stock market will experience more short term volatility, but the medium term is bullish.

But even if this is the start of a bear market, the stock market will make a medium term bounce soon. Bear markets don't drop in a straight line (eg see 2007, 2000, 1973, 1969)

https://bullmarkets.co/stocks-continue-crash/

 

[ET180]

I agree with the reasoning in this podcast. I could be wrong, maybe the headwinds are just too strong right now with trade tariffs, rising interest rates, and quantitative tightening, but I think we'll get a bounce from here. We'll see.

 

[toc]

If this is still bull market, the stock market will experience more short term volatility, but the medium term is bullish.

But even if this is the start of a bear market, the stock market will make a medium term bounce soon. Bear markets don't drop in a straight line (eg see 2007, 2000, 1973, 1969)

https://bullmarkets.co/stocks-continue-crash/

I see a sharp sell off followed by a atleast a medium term bull market.

 

[Chewy]

in January 1980 Silver fell from about $53 to $10 over $200,000 per contract without a bounce. straight down for 23 straight days down limit. I had a friend who was long silver at the top lost over $200,000 on that one contract. it did a little dead cat bounce then went well below $5. It took more than 20 years for the market to bottom. 30 years to $50 level and immediately collapsed once again.

NEVER SAY NEVER

If you dont know what to do in all situations then you are going to lose everything one day.

 

[zdreg]

it is a bear market for those who are late to the party.