 How to Get Through the Bear Market | | Even after the last few weeks of improved market sentiment, it doesn’t feel like we’re in the clear just yet.
The Federal Reserve is still working on more interest rate hikes, inflation remains at a 40-year high and the S&P 500 is down almost 20% in 2022.
We’re all feeling the effects in life and our portfolios.
But the Money & Markets team is here to help. (On that note, Green Zone Fortunes Co-Editor Charles Sizemore just provided some guidance on if this is a bear market rally or not in the latest weekly update for our premium stock research service. Click here for information on how to join and gain access to what he has to say.)
We’ve written about different ways to approach the bear market for months, and I want to highlight a couple of stories that should serve you well as we enter the last couple of months of the year: - In Bear Markets, Buy What’s Working: Our Chief Investment Strategist Adam O’Dell knows cheap stocks can always get cheaper, particularly in a bear market. Which is why he doesn’t try to catch a proverbial falling knife.
- Survive Bear Market With Dalio's Risk Parity: Green Zone Fortunes Co-Editor Charles Sizemore uses position size as a powerful investment tool. See how Ray Dalio's risk parity concept can help you manage portfolio risk during bear markets.
And in case you’re missing Research Analyst Matt Clark and The Stock Power Podcast, don’t worry! He’ll be back next week with more stock analysis. Suggested Stories: "Bullish" Moderna's Latest Moves: Stock Power Breakdown
Bull or Bear Market, Your Portfolio Needs Stock Growth
| Ian King was thrust into the limelight for turning $350,000 into over $6 million during the worst 19-month stretch of the 2008 financial crisis. He recently revealed his best strategy for generating bear market fortunes. | |
Poll of the Week Last week, we asked how often you are checking your investment portfolio during the bear market.
With 74% of you saying that you check it every day, it’s clear you’re paying close attention to every market move.
That means you noticed the solid stream of buying the market saw the past week.
Does this mean the bear market is over? Or close to it?
We want to know what you think.
Vote in this week’s poll below.  Suggested Stories: Why Smaller Stocks Will Thrive Out of This Bear Market
How to Face the Bear With Cautious Optimism
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1929: Investors sold an additional 16 million shares on this day that now lives in infamy as “Black Tuesday.” It added fuel to the stock market catastrophe amid the Great Depression. | |
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