Bear Market Strategies eLearning Course – Vantharp

Bear Market Strategies eLearning Course – Vantharp

Description:

Is This an E-Course?

Firstly, this is not a produced e-learning course. Secondly, this is a video-on-demand course. Thirdly, it is a recording of the live presentation including pdf versions of the slides.

What Is Covered

Workshop Objectives are to ensure you are prepared to prosper in a bear market.

Specifically, you will:

• Study in-depth the concept of a bear market.
• Learn what a bear market truly is and learn several ways to define and measure the bear market type.
• Know when a bear market type might be starting and how to know when it might end.
• Learn several different trading strategies suited for bear market conditions.
• Learn how options and hedging can be especially useful for bear market types.

In this three-day workshop recording you will:

• Outline a big picture view of bear markets and where we may be now – from a big picture, historic viewpoint.
• Identify and define bear markets using various methodologies.
• Understand the psychology of bear markets and the personal psychology required for you to benefit from them
• Hear first-hand trading experiences of bear markets
• 1987,1998,2000,2008
• Japan’s lost decade in the 90s,
• Oil, 2014-2015
• Understand basic options strategies useful in bear markets
• In addition, understand some basic hedging strategies
• Understand how to prepare to trade bear markets
• A Systems development process plan
• Outlining your objectives for bear markets
• Position Sizing Strategies for bear markets

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In a free economy, a country’s currency is valued according to the laws of supply and demand.
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A country’s currency value may also be set by the country’s government.
However, most countries float their currencies freely against those of other countries, which keeps them in constant fluctuation.

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