Bear market investing can benefit from strategies similar to bull market momentum investing. In a bull, stocks on the 52-week highs list tend to stay on the list, and in a bear, stocks on the 52-week lows list also tend to stay there.
I plan to spend more effort scanning the 52-week lows list, and will post some of my findings here. If others can join in the effort, I would appreciate the help. I'll share my findings in proportion to the help I receive from others.
In particular, I would like posts to at least reference
1. fundamental business situation
2. market sector
3. balance sheet check - market cap and *tangible* shareholder equity
4. long-term share price history
There are lots of names on the list every day, but I find a lot of them are already trading below tangible shareholder equity and share price floors established in the last bear market. Those need to be hacked out. Others are in weak sectors, in established downtrends, and still have plenty of room to fall before hitting any obvious valuation floors. That's what we want.
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