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The overwhelming majority of stock holders did not sell out on the way down. That was the end of the 2020 stock market collapse.īuyers came in at certain price points all through the 35 percent decline and finally started strong buying at the 4,040 low. March 16 opened at 5,550, went to a low of 4,040 but moved to 10 percent higher than the low, closing at 4,800. The week of Macame and buyers started getting very worried about Covid with the PSEi opening at 6,500, hitting a low at 5,100 but managing to close at 5,800. The following two weeks both saw the close at 6,800. The most recent major decline in local stock prices happened from the week of February 17 to March 16, 2020, with the main PSE index down 35 percent. Occasionally, there will be a rush of selling when holders cannot or do not want to hang on any longer and that creates a short-term sell off. Stock prices go down when buyers walk away. Buyers charge in sellers wait to be taken out. Stock market buyers and sellers do the same thing. Bears prepare and wait to see what develops. Bulls fight by lowering their heads and charging bears fight by standing upright and waiting for the opponent to attack. One suggestion is that those terms come from the blood sport of bull and bear fighting during Elizabethan England in the 1300s. We use the terms “Bull” for a rising market and “Bear” for falling prices. If there is a long period of lack of sales, t-shirt prices are lowered until buyers come in. No buyers mean no sales, and the same is true for the stock market. Sellers dominated the market.” Why weren’t any t-shirts sold? Because there weren’t any buyers. Imagine the t-shirt manager at SM saying to his or her boss: “No sales today.
“Selling” is the default setting for the stock market because a) you cannot take a profit until you sell, and b) you cannot turn shares back into cash until you sell. No one wants to sell their shares this morning.” Never in the 400-year history of the modern stock market did a single day begin with an investor saying, “That’s strange. At the beginning of every day, there are selling posts. Sellers always “dominate” the stock market. We read and hear stock market commentary such as, “Prices went down because sellers dominated the market.” Note this revelation.
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