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=== Example 2: Avoiding the Downtrend === Suppose you’ve identified a downtrend in the retail sector due to declining consumer spending and negative earnings reports from major retailers. # '''Identify the Trend:''' Retail stocks are in a clear downtrend. # '''Confirm the Trend:''' Major retail stocks like Macy’s and Kohl’s are trading below their 50-day and 200-day moving averages with declining volume. # '''Determine Exit Point:''' If you hold retail stocks, consider selling when the price hits a minor rally (temporary price increase) to minimize losses. # '''Set Stop-Loss Order:''' If you decide to hold, set a stop-loss order at 5% below the current price. # '''Monitor and Adjust:''' Keep an eye on consumer spending reports and retail earnings. If the downtrend shows signs of reversal, you might consider re-entering the market.
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