Corrections, by their very nature, look bearish.

Corrections, by their very nature, are difficult.

Corrections, by their very nature, are either:

• Short-lived, followed by bullish continuation; or
• The start of a deeper/longer pullback or bear market

Said differently, every bear market starts with a correction, but not every correction is the start of a bear market.

Read that sentence 5 times.

For investors/traders who are solely focused on technicals, they are likely to get bearish during every correction because they are forced to recognize the objectively bearish price action that occurs during a correction...

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