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You have two way in trading you can buy when the market is up and you can sell when market down.
Both are suitable . It depends on the investors.
There are many factors that determine whether stock prices rise or fall. These include the media, the opinions of well-known investors, natural disasters, political and social unrest, risk, supply and demand, and the lack of or abundance of suitable alternatives. The compilation of these factors, plus all relevant information that has been disseminated, creates a certain type of sentiment (i.e. bullish and bearish) and a corresponding number of buyers and sellers. If there are more sellers than buyers, stock prices will tend to fall. Conversely, when there are more buyers than sellers, stock prices tend to rise.
Universal Truth , Buy on Dip and Sell on Strenght .
But for day trader's buy wiith Bulls and sell with Bears
As per my knowledge, there are many factors to consider before entering a trade
Such as understanding the reason for the trend, and impact of that effect.
Some background check for that instrument, for creating target and stop-loss.
last be update and have a discipline with target and stop-loss.
of course while raising
from my openion
professional Technical Analyst can buy in falling with small target and win
Agree with Mr. Tawfig Rabi, and thanks him, and want to add something - its okey, if you use a "bull"`s strategy, but in "bear"`s strategy, you sell at 1st (get income by selling), then you get income by buying stocks, those became cheap. May the conclusion of technical or fundamental analyse is that, these stocks will rise up in price, more than their previous cost was. Or, their issuer - this business has big economic potency (investment in long-time term), despite of that, their price falls in this time.
When the market is falling
