What are the reasons for the current market collapse?

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Hi

Can anyone please explain me the reasons for the current market collapse?

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kushan87 wrote:Hi

Can anyone please explain me the reasons for the current market collapse?

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Most of the IPOS completed,... investor confidence may return to normal then market recovers. Then overall losses become less.... Future is good.

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definitely the future is bright, but that future is along, long time away!

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now we have to concentrate on 2012, forget about 2011. next year will be great year..

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The reason is in 2010 the market went unnaturally up and has been kept up by 'good news'. So it has to come to realistic levels naturally.

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This is ridiculous. The market has not collapsed. It's absurd to say it has. Stock brokers and newspapers are calling every 0.5% drop a crash or a collapse. Nothing of that sort has happened or is happening. A 0.5% or 1.0% drop is all in a days work for an equity market. Nothing to write home about.

What we are seeing is an ordinary bear market. Bear markets follow bull markets as day follows night. Eventually if governments, manipulators and brokers do not try to interfere bear markets bottom out and a bull starts.

However when people try to artificially prop up a bear market, what they are actually doing is prolonging it and raising the risk of an actual collapse.

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tubal wrote:
However when people try to artificially prop up a bear market, what they are actually doing is prolonging it and raising the risk of an actual collapse.

The inverse of that is to have let 2010 shenanigans continue unregulated. I'm not sure if that is the way to go. while they say hindsight is 20/20, i think the SEC has been way too knee jerky about this whole thing. Their original measures were brought about without really thinking about how the market would absorb these new regulations. Then we saw a series of embarrassing retractions, none of which worked. The whole thing became a farse

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Foreign exit and it cause to low liquidity and it cause to bear market for blue chips and it caused to bull market for craps and Now finally everything is down

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mono wrote:

tubal wrote:
However when people try to artificially prop up a bear market, what they are actually doing is prolonging it and raising the risk of an actual collapse.

The inverse of that is to have let 2010 shenanigans continue unregulated. I'm not sure if that is the way to go. while they say hindsight is 20/20, i think the SEC has been way too knee jerky about this whole thing. Their original measures were brought about without really thinking about how the market would absorb these new regulations. Then we saw a series of embarrassing retractions, none of which worked. The whole thing became a farse

Well said.

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