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Bounce Short: Bring Structure to Your Decisions
When markets move quickly, support your analysis with a structured method, statistical reference points and tools that keep you in control.
A method to structure your analysis. Statistics to inform your assumptions. You remain in control of your decisions.
Bounce Short is a short-selling methodology based on recurring market behavior. It helps you organize your analysis and examine potential trading setups using historical data.
It combines a framework studied over an extended period with statistics reviewed weekly to track current market trends. These reference points help you put your observations into context and prepare your decisions methodically.
Tools to Prepare Your Analysis
Prepare your scenarios with a customizable calculator.
Choose the stocks you want to analyze and enter your own data into a blank calculator. Using your selected parameters, the tool helps estimate entry, risk and profit-taking levels, along with the number of shares for your chosen position sizing.
Statistical reference points to inform your trading decisions.
Each week, Bounce Short statistical sheets put observed market patterns and behavior into context to help you read current trends. They provide reference points to assess scenarios, prepare positions and consider potential entry, risk and profit-taking levels.
Use these references in your calculator or work with your own data. You choose the stocks, parameters and timing of your trades. The sheets support analysis and decision-making; they are not live trading signals. The calculator does not place orders.
Discover a more structured way to analyze the market: understand the reference points, prepare your assumptions and make your own decisions.
The content and tools are intended for education and analysis. They do not constitute personalized investment advice or a promise of returns. Historical statistics do not guarantee future results. Actual execution may differ from theoretical scenarios. Short selling involves significant risks, including potentially unlimited losses.