ČARUGA: ” ” Posjedujem obe dionice no moram biti iskren pa citirati kolegu Tehmana Imalo bi utjcaja na prijevoz rasutih tereta rudnika iz Trepča Sad koliko bi se dalje odrazilo ja stvarno neznam Meni je jeftino i ja kupujem ” Caruga, ti se zaje… u ove teske dane, jel tako?

plavi: ” Von Braun: ” Ivek123, opet režeš žile i drukaš bez činjenica. Kakav je ovo bezvezan link??? Upisao si u Google “bear market characteristics”….daj malo ozbiljnosti…..[shocked] ” Ivekjendvatri druka kad je u cashu, to je tako, vjerojatno se mnogima zamjerio , ali šta je tu je. Na sve drka, predlažem da na google upiše slom burza , pa da nam linka..[wink] ” Reko ja da ce neki imati problema…. [lol] [lol] [lol] First, let’s list some characteristics of bear markets: 1) Increased volatility — Markets are emotional. Bull markets are driven by greed. Bear markets are driven by fear. Since fear is a more powerful emotion, it tends to lead to more rash decision-making. The result of this rash decision making is increased volatility. The more panicked and irrational people get the more volatile the whipsaws will be. 2) Market rallies are generally sharp and brief — Panic selling leads to panic buying. Part of this is due to short covering and part of this is due to investors desire to catch a bottom. 3) Everything goes down eventually — Ok, not EVERYTHING. There will be some winning stocks. All sectors will eventually feel the pain, though. Groups that typically don’t correlate will begin to correlate as selling takes hold everywhere. Not just among stocks, but across most investment vehicles. Stocks go down, bond prices go down, and commodities go down — pretty much everything. Part of this is due to the fact that money is not simply taken out of the market during a bear, it is destroyed. This is done in the opposite way that bull markets create money. For example, if a certain market or trading vehicle has a market cap of $1,000,000 and a large investor or group of investors decide they want to cash out for say $50,000, they will not simply sell their shares for $50,000 and have the assets transferred to someone else. Instead, they will begin liquidating. In an era of declining prices, this will force the price of the market down. By the time they are able to liquidate their $50,000 position, they may have pushed the price down to a point where that position is only worth $45,000. This is not a $5,000 effect on the market, though. In pushing the price down, the price of everyone else’s shares has also been affected. Therefore, the $1,000,000 market cap is now $900,000. $100,000 of market cap has been destroyed. If the other market participants now want to cash out and move their money elsewhere, there will be less of it to move. This destruction of money means there is less money to invest anywhere, and therefore all markets are eventually affected. Pa vi to lijepo usporedite sa proteklih par dana.

ma mislio sam na to sa rudnicima u Trepcu… to je Tech bio sarkastican…