If you look at it in the long run, you will find that the bear market is a lower price market. At this time, we suggest you wait and see and choose the right time to enter the market. During the bear market, the trading volume is declining, and the price of the index is also falling. Many people often run out of bullets when hunting for the bottom.
First, the bear market generally appears after the bull market.
The market cannot go up forever, nor can it go down forever. After a short bull market, the market will often usher in a bear market, and when the bear market will usher in a scene of thousands of shares falling together, it looks very spectacular. The bear market is coming, and many people may not feel it yet. After walking in a bear market for a while, many people will find themselves already in a bear market.
Second, in a bear market, the index will fall across the board.
As I mentioned above, when there is a bear market, the trading volume will drop and market confidence will be hit hard. Many stocks can't stop falling in the bear market, and the whole index also shows a long-term downward trend. At this time, many people will be bearish, and there will be a series of bad news in the market, which is rarely good news. When the market has the most bad news, it basically means that the bear market has reached the middle or even late stage.
Third, you can judge the bull market according to the current price-earnings ratio and market position.
A bear market can look at technical aspects or fundamentals. Personally, I prefer to look at the technical side. If the shrinkage is obvious, the 120 moving average is in line with the current overall market trend. If the 120 moving average has been broken, this time basically means that the bear market has come and there is nothing to do. We can accept minor modifications. The so-called double-top bull market is generally difficult to appear. Based on the current overall monetary environment, we can basically judge the current cyclical market trend.
Of course, the above is only my personal opinion and does not constitute a reference for investment decision-making.