Ch 13 | Can You Bear It?

Bull markets are easy to recognise and trade. Bear markets are not. This chapter shows how bear markets really behave – and why you can’t just flip a bull strategy upside down and expect it to work.

Ch 13 : Overview

Can You Bear It?

Ch 13 : Essentials in 14 Points

Can You Bear It?

Ch 13 : Podcast

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Ch 13 : Video

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Ch 13 : Glossary

Can You Bear It?

Here is the glossary for Chapter 13. Bear markets are fast, violent, and unforgiving, so let’s cut to the chase.

 

Bear Market: For our purposes, this begins the second prices fall 20% or more from their recent peak. Forget the traditional “must last two months” rule.

 

Bouncing Out: When the market crosses the 20% bear threshold, only to temporarily climb back out into safer territory.

 

Covid Bear: A perfect example of a fast, violent bear market that crashed straight through the 20% threshold and completely recovered within a month.

 

ITMB (ITM Bear): Our hands-on strategy to profit when the market is actively tanking. It uses two indicators instead of one. You only trade this during a confirmed bear market, never during unpredictable small dips or corrections.

 

ITMB IN Signal: Your green light to start trading the bear. Remember, the standard ITM OUT signal is not your ITMB IN signal.

 

Daily Monitoring: Bear trades require babysitting. If you are waiting for an ITMB IN signal or are currently in a bear trade, you must watch the charts every single day. Hesitating for just a few days can destroy your profits.

 

The Sidelines: Even armed with ITMB, bear trades only make up about 5% of your time out of a bull trade. You will still spend roughly 20% of your overall time sitting on your hands with no open positions at all. Get used to the boredom.

Ready To Test Yourself?

Chapter 13 Quiz

Chapter 13 Quiz

Bear Strategy Mechanics

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