U.S. stocks and Bitcoin both plunge—is the bull market over? Look at these 3 signals first!

The most interesting thing about the market is that everyone is a stock-picking genius when prices rise, and everyone wants to change careers when they fall.
On November 5, U.S. stocks came under heavy selling pressure: the Nasdaq plunged 5.52%, the S&P 500 fell 4.36%, and the Dow fell 3.44%. Bitcoin also dropped about 6%, briefly falling below $76,000. The post-election rally quickly gave back its gains, and investors’ enthusiasm seemed to be doused with cold water.
So, is this a sign that the bull market is over? Don’t rush to declare the market dead just yet—there are three things worth watching.
First, can the Nasdaq find a floor and stabilize, especially as tech stocks regain investors’ favor? Second, can Bitcoin hold key price levels again? Third, are trading volumes and fund flows improving?
If these signals continue to deteriorate, be alert to the risk of further losses. If the market gradually stabilizes, new opportunities to position may emerge.
Investing isn’t rock-paper-scissors—you can’t rely on luck to decide whether you win or lose. Do you think this correction is just a blip, or the prelude to a bull market turning bearish?$MU

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