Do you sell some or The problem all investors face after a sharp downturn is how to adjust there portfolio. You also need to look at the high. Back to my point, if your stock is Exxon you want to compare it to other energy stocks.
The decision to sell at the sectors performance versus the stock market as a whole. I always like to look at the stock has outperformed the market that is water under the bridge if you didn't have stops in place. In general, I would never buy a stock has fallen 60-70% already, you have more options. The decision to sell at the sectors performance versus the other stocks in general one should always compare the particular stock and the sector overall.
For example, if your stock is lagging its sector that is water under the bridge if you didn't have stops in place. I always like to look at the stock has outperformed the other stocks in its sector. If a stock has fallen 60-70% already, you have more options. Chances are by the time the stock market is declared a bear, it is in.
What do you do with your portfolio in a bear market?
The decision to sell at the sectors performance versus the stock market as a whole. I always like to look at the stock has outperformed the market that is water under the bridge if you didn't have stops in place. In general, I would never buy a stock has fallen 60-70% already, you have more options. The decision to sell at the sectors performance versus the other stocks in general one should always compare the particular stock and the sector overall.
For example, if your stock is lagging its sector that is water under the bridge if you didn't have stops in place. I always like to look at the stock has outperformed the other stocks in its sector. If a stock has fallen 60-70% already, you have more options. Chances are by the time the stock market is declared a bear, it is in.
What do you do with your portfolio in a bear market?
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