Are We Experiencing a Bear Market Relief Rally?
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Maybe yesterday – Not today!
By Staff Reporters
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A bear market relief rally describes a period inside of a bear market in which prices of stocks temporarily increase during, sometimes quite sharply, before returning to new lows. This rise in prices is typically a short-lived increase, sometimes lasting anywhere from days to months, amidst an overall long-term downward trend in the market.
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Key Takeaways
- A bear market rally is when prices rise during a bear market.
- This type of rally is difficult to identify until after it has happened and can occur more than once in a prolonged bear market.
- Day traders can make money shorting stocks, but individual investors should just stay the course with their investing strategy.
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