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!
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
).
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
).Thanks Dippers
Reading the books first before making an opinion... you'll never make an analyst.
Glad to see the humours still around
Paddington
Reading the books first before making an opinion... you'll never make an analyst.
Glad to see the humours still around
Paddington
Not specifically about bear markets but includes market structure and the economic cyle -
martin pring's the all season investor is wotyh considering.
martin pring's the all season investor is wotyh considering.
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