Trend trading is designed to take advantage of uptrends (Bullish ratings), where the price tends to make new highs, or downtrends (Bearish ratings), where the price tends to make new lows. Trend traders enter into a long position when a stock is trending upward. Likewise, trend traders may opt to enter a short position when a stock is trending lower.
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