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CHARTY

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Any good book on technical analysis will do. You can then go short either via a broker, or with spreadbetting firms. Otherwise, you can play options, but this may be a bit more complex. In principle, as long as securities trend down, you just go short and make money..in actual fact..not even this is that easy!
 

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Cigar - the way the market is at present might I suggest -

"THE JUNGLE BOOK"


LOL !!!


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Dippers

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Two books I've recently obtained but not yet read are:

1. The Bear book: Survive and profit in Ferocious Markets by John Rothschild
2. The art of short selling by Kathryn Staley

Other bear books can be found at the trader's library at http://www.traderslibrary.com

I'll post reviews of these two once I've read them (only fair to read them first :) ).
 

Cigar

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Thanks Dippers

Reading the books first before making an opinion... you'll never make an analyst.

Glad to see the humours still around

Paddington
 
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Not specifically about bear markets but includes market structure and the economic cyle -
martin pring's the all season investor is wotyh considering.
 
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