Investors Are Bearish But Not Shorting Or Selling Stocks

590 views · Published 9 December 2018 · 11:17 · Indexed 30 October 2026

Channel: Trading Fraternity · 2018 · Education

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With the stock market near lows, there is a really interesting phenomena going on right now. Although investor sentiment is screaming bear market and this is expressed in many ways, investors are still holding stocks and are not shorting stocks as much as they were in October. Does this mean we see the markets bounce and get a santa clause rally at year end? Or does this mean we have yet to see even half of the selling and there will be a further market correction as investors capitulate and sell and more shorts are put on. I discuss what I think can happen and the various scenarios I am looking out for to make my plays. 

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