I’m more of an intermediate-term investor than anything else, but there’s no doubt the market (a) might have hit a sustainable low last week, and (b) could easily rally 10% to 20% and still be in a downtrend. Thus I’m getting a bunch of questions talking about profiting from this bounce. Well, I’ll show you two examples of “crashes” from the past–one in 1998, the other in 1987. We’ll start with 1998: Note how, when the Dow crashed into the start of September, it then had one sharp up day, followed by three down days. It eventually rallied up...