🔥 Everyone talks about a bear market, a bear market, here's what a bear market is

A trend reversal from bullish to bearish is characterized by a sequence of “lower high + lower low,” meaning decreasing highs and lows. As long as this structure remains unbroken, pullbacks downward are considered corrections within an uptrend, not a reversal.

Therefore, as long as we do not close below $75 000, we have rising highs, and this is a correction.

Okay, let's assume it's a bear market, traditionally lasting until October 2026. Bear markets typically last 2-3 months, with a bottom forming in the summer.

Is this all happening against the backdrop of the SPX stock market growth and the Fed's QE stimulation? And QE is inevitably already in the first quarter of 2026, because banks in the US have no cash... The Fed quietly injected $125 billion into banks in November to prevent reserve drops.

So, less panic, chances for a rebound exist, and on the QE horizon, the market has already been shaken out and so on. Everyone is expecting a bear market, all the ducks are oversold, there was no altcoin season, no hype, no retail participation. So, with such fuel, you can't go far or deep.