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Trade Review: How do you trade in a bear market rally?

Hi, mooers.
Good to see you all in Trade Review.
Thanks for participating in the discussion of "How do you trade in a bear market rally?" . In this topic, mooers shared their reaction to the recent volatile market. Some mooers said they've managed to profit from it, while others believe that market sentiment is dampened. Investors need to be more observant in seizing any opportunities.

Let's see the voting results:
Trade Review: How do you trade in a bear market rally?
Facing a bear market rally, 23% of mooers would sell their stocks, while 72% would increase their positions. Did the result surprise you?

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*High-quality posts are posts with over 50 words and their P/L order or position stats. The quality, originality, and user engagement of the posts will be taken into account.

Bear market? Follow these 3 methods
@JM investor : "Bear market= Definately not very good to see the portfolio in red. Right?
But, always remember, bull market makes us feel good, bear market makes us RICH!"

How to Trade The Stock Market Today w/ Proper Risk Management & Tomorrow Is A BIG DEAL
@True Trading Group : Educated retail traders know to use the current volatility in the stock market as a trading tool to make money trading stocks and trading options. The idea is this… make money trading in the stock market using the volatility, then when the time is right invest the cash into large blue-chip stocks with high dividends at a major discount, thanks to the recession."

Stock Market Capitulation Coming Soon? Hinted By Market Rotation Out From This Sector
@WYCKOFFPRO : "This is still a tough environment to trade (even for shorting) because of the super high volatility involved, which will whipsaw on both sides."

The mentioned mooers below have their P/L orders displayed in the post; please feel free to view the link below for more informaton. Peace&Love.

How do I trade in bear market rally?
@Milk The Cow : "If I got the (like a million free cash flow), I'll do short term trading = NOT an advise = doing at my own risk.
If not, maybe can consider options trading if u know what's options (though my paper options is still trying quite hard to make back the losses previously =almost there).
I think the market correction will take sometime & it has yet to end."

Adopt buy-and-hold strategy
@cuteboyboy : "There is a lot of uncertainty right now because of interest rate hikes, increasing real estate prices, and everyday commodities getting more expensive because of inflation. Now is definitely not the end of market correction.
My move-instead of reacting, the best response is to stay the course and keep investing. Will adopt buy-and-hold strategy with low-cost, broad-market index funds."

CasualInvesto's post
@CasualInvestor : "In a bear market good to realise short term gains just don’t buy all in go as you won’t know the Lowest point.
As stocks go up and down. I personally will take in short term profits (days) and realise gains to reinvest as compared to buy and wait a few years."

熊市反弹? (Bear Market Bounce?)
@steady Pom pipi : "我做了一项关于“抄底”的调查,大部分人都认为底部还没出现,别忘了还有几次加息!(I surveyed "buying at the bottom". Most traders said that we're not there yet. Don't forget the interest rate hikes!)"

More selling could be in the cards before the bear market runs its course.
@anony168 : "More selling could be in the cards before the bear market runs its course. Stocks will drop a lot further before the market finally hits bottom, especially since the Federal Reserve seems intent on raising interest rates more aggressively to fight inflation no matter what happens to stocks.
However, I will stick to a diversified strategy and keep investing as history shows that markets tend to rise in the long run."

Put money on the sidelines
@Deal2Deal :"1. I do not think now is the end of market correction.
2. I think stock market could fall a lot further.
3. Trading a bear market rally is risky because you are essentially going against the major market trend. Some call this counter trend trading. This is more suitable for day traders, but one needs to pick the right asset or security.  Hence, my next move is to put money on the sidelines."

Not easy to trade in a bear market rally
@niece :"Stocks will likely find a bottom when the Fed signals a pause in its tightening campaign, or inflation shows signs of moderation."

Tried to identify the bottoms
@MM W : "I am planning to review the strategies for the following weeks to try to time the market less and look further in long term returns.
With the remaining half bullets, will keep reminding myself to be more cautious."

Short the market
@Leek to NYSE : "Queueing to add some position since the market rebounding today.
Hope can match it when I wake up tomorrow"

Try not to worry too much about it
@ahwin : "This is not the end of market correction.  And I do not think the stock market will go up dramatically. However, try not to worry too much about it. So not watch the market closely during period of wild market fluctuations.
Investors with diversified portfolios will be better off if they don't panic.  Hence,  I will continue to invest."

My thoughts
@ahgong : "Also, trading the bear market rally is by no means simple. One might fall for the illusion that it is simple to trade, especially when analyzing the markets in hindsight. However, in real time as the markets unfold it can be tricky."

Fighting
@winblessing : "Bear market has just rebounded with short respite rally so I managed to see such small gains today. Overall, I am still nursing my losses in a bear market. I hope holding onto great companies and averaging down at the right timing will be the most common advice that I have learnt so far.  "

Stick to my investing plan
@traderNtrade : "I certainly do not think this is the end of market correction. Stock market will not go up dramatically. My next move is stick to my investing plan.  It is impossible to time the market, and historically speaking, it is always recovered."

Thanks for sharing the valuable tips and high-quality posts with us.

We are glad to see that so many of you are willing to share strategies in times of difficulty. Do you like the above posts? Comment below to let us know.
That's the end of Trade Review. Once again, thank you all for participating in this topic discussion. Happy investing, and see you in the next earnings season!

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