CSE regulators must shut market temporarily

stumpy · 26 Re: CSE regulators must shut market temporarily Fri Jul 22, 2011 12:00 pm

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ha_na wrote:Is the market closed. I can't log in

Nope... may be a system error!
Sorry for you brother!

econ · 27 Re: CSE regulators must shut market temporarily Fri Jul 22, 2011 12:02 pm

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if market goes further down . I will enter with new money.

stumpy · 28 Re: CSE regulators must shut market temporarily Fri Jul 22, 2011 12:06 pm

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econ wrote:if market goes further down . I will enter with new money.

econ! Hi5!

Same here! may be with a new broker & new system & new CDS account! lol!

Some how if that rumor (margin increase n blaa blaa blaah) is true! I'll sell my current portfolio with the news! & keep them away from these suckers!

StocksWatch · 29 Re: CSE regulators must shut market temporarily Fri Jul 22, 2011 12:17 pm

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mono wrote:

tubal wrote:

Gaja wrote:They will stop when it touch - 5% ( Negative 5% ) so don't worry until then

mm does look like we are heading for the first trade halt of the year.

nah! it'll bounce.

Yes even a 'dead cat' will bounce when fall from a great height Wink

ABEST · 30 Re: CSE regulators must shut market temporarily Fri Jul 22, 2011 12:22 pm

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up or down 5p after that they will stop

StocksWatch · 31 Re: CSE regulators must shut market temporarily Fri Jul 22, 2011 12:32 pm

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There is nothing to worry as long as you have invested in the companies doing well and having potential for future growth.

Although the CSE continue to fall, the economy of the country and the performance of the majority of public companies continue to improve. So if you are not on credit and have no urgency for cash, just leave your investment and you will gain in the long term.

Rajaraam · 32 Re: CSE regulators must shut market temporarily Fri Jul 22, 2011 12:46 pm

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StocksWatch wrote:There is nothing to worry as long as you have invested in the companies doing well and having potential for future growth.

Although the CSE continue to fall, the economy of the country and the performance of the majority of public companies continue to improve. So if you are not on credit and have no urgency for cash, just leave your investment and you will gain in the long term.

YesStocksWatch. Good point.

Almost all the companies are performing well and expect they could maintain this heathy situation for mid to long term. East and north real economic growth is yet to reach. Rubber price is continuesely increasing. Agri and fihing industries are also growing in those provinces.With increasing per capita income we can expect business expansion in many areas. So nothing to worry. CSE will back to previous position. It's a matter of time.We have to be brave enough to face dificult situation like this.

tubal · 33 Re: CSE regulators must shut market temporarily Fri Jul 22, 2011 2:31 pm

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mmm, tough one this. Today's recovery might signal the start of a bear market rally. On the other hand it's now obvious that the slide was halted not because of fundamentals, technicals or a change of investor optimism but by a system fault at several brokerage houses!! (refer thread about directfn by another poster). When systems were restored selling returned but this time there were enough people around to buy as well.

Monday could be very interesting.

mono · 34 Re: CSE regulators must shut market temporarily Fri Jul 22, 2011 2:43 pm

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tubal wrote:mmm, tough one this. Today's recovery might signal the start of a bear market rally. On the other hand it's now obvious that the slide was halted not because of fundamentals, technicals or a change of investor optimism but by a system fault at several brokerage houses!! (refer thread about directfn by another poster). When systems were restored selling returned but this time there were enough people around to buy as well.

Monday could be very interesting.

i don't know about bear rallies, infact I'm skeptical of it. Unless we get a bunch of spanking reports out ASAP.but I don't buy your theory about the bounce as well. If all brokerages were selling & buying equally, then wouldn't taking a number of them out simply mean lower volumes at the same supply & demand rate.

I think the market went down way too fast in the morning, ran out of gas and rebounded.

rijayasooriya · 35 Re: CSE regulators must shut market temporarily Fri Jul 22, 2011 4:49 pm

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Do not get panic.
Everything move in circular passion.There will be upward movement.
Just be patient and hold on.
Last year market moved up unbelievebly.so there has to be a downfall.
This is nature.
Look even in Bangladesh now market is recovering.
Just wait and see.

gayanr600 · 36 Re: CSE regulators must shut market temporarily Fri Jul 22, 2011 5:01 pm

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I hve just entered the mkt.
Lucky to have bad experiences at the first.

tubal · 37 Re: CSE regulators must shut market temporarily Thu Jul 28, 2011 4:43 pm

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mono wrote:

tubal wrote:mmm, tough one this. Today's recovery might signal the start of a bear market rally. On the other hand it's now obvious that the slide was halted not because of fundamentals, technicals or a change of investor optimism but by a system fault at several brokerage houses!! (refer thread about directfn by another poster). When systems were restored selling returned but this time there were enough people around to buy as well.

Monday could be very interesting.

i don't know about bear rallies, infact I'm skeptical of it. Unless we get a bunch of spanking reports out ASAP.but I don't buy your theory about the bounce as well. If all brokerages were selling & buying equally, then wouldn't taking a number of them out simply mean lower volumes at the same supply & demand rate.

I think the market went down way too fast in the morning, ran out of gas and rebounded.

I am sorry I don't think I have understood the comment about bear rallies, can you explain that a bit please (do you mean such things don't exist?)

Thanks

suja · 38 Re: CSE regulators must shut market temporarily Thu Jul 28, 2011 5:05 pm

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Tubal, so do you think this is just another bear rally. We all know bear rallies exist and it can go on for 1-2 days to weeks. But if so it will come back to the original levels. Please advice.