Bearish – Retail, Software Stocks To Watch [Video 13:43]

Market conditions are Bearish in a Bull Market as of 2023-08-15. This means traders and investors should consider trading with a Bearish bias by raising stop levels on winners and selling losers. Aggressive traders should consider buying put options or shorting stocks with 10% or less of their portfolio.

The rank of the Bull Market is 13.77 which indicates the current market conditions are Extreme, Risk of a reversal is high. The most recent Buy Signal came on April 28, 2023.

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