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[QUOTE="Oluwasegun purpose, post: 240812, member: 73877"] The stock market often fall under the conditions of so-called bull and bear markets.. Intelligent investors are well familiar with the conditions of both and known exactly what to do... the names of the two market conditions are used in order to imply the effects that this market may have on the value of your stocks...... the stock's market hides it's risks in terms of devaluating your stocks when the price are down.....however an educated investor should be familiar with the differences between a decline in the market and a general general problem into the stocks ... There are many example which show that even under the conditions of a bear market some type of stock perform well..... the same is true under the condition of a bull market..on the other hand some stocks do really suffer from such extra-ordinary market conditions.. Why is that? the major reason for this is that stocks don't respond equally to the rises and falls of the market ... if you have done and educated investments that was based on thorough preliminary analysis you will be in an advantageous position relative to an investor that has invest in stock just like that... the differences between a trader and an investor is that the latter invest in a particular company stock because he likes the company and its activities.. he or she is well informed and attached to the company..that is why in bad market conditions in investor will be able to tell whether the decreasing prices in accordance to the decreasing market trend there is a problem within the company that drives the price down.. What to do Under a down market you have several options.... One of them is to sell immediately in order to minimise your losses.another option is to let the market work its way through the problem with no action from your side.. the third option is to benefit from the stock's decline and add some more to your profolio.. but this should be done only if you don't perceive that there is something wrong with the company that has led to the stock decline. a bull market may make your stocks price increase from which you can benefit in one way or another.. however. the possibility of your stop becoming too costly always exist since after the up a down in the price may follow, which may be off and extreme speed [/QUOTE]
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