Shorting Stocks During Market Corrections
Short Selling stocks during a Bear Market or Intermediate Term Correction should be part of a Trading Plan if you are a Swing, Momentum, or Day Trader. Often times when a technical trader is highly skilled, they can earn more on the downside action than upside action, particularly if the upside is in Platform Pattern™ or choppy sideways action.
There have been many changes to the technical patterns of the downside in recent years. Knowing what to study in technical patterns to improve profits is necessary for shorting stocks during market corrections...to read the full article on my main website TechniTrader.com CLICK HERE
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