und Barry Ritholtz hat da in seinem Blog heute auch exakt drauf hingewiesen:
Ein Bärenmarkt gliedert sich in drei Phasen: Denial, Concern and Capitulation
Entscheidet bitte, wo wir uns befinden.
We are starting to believe this drop is still the concern stage but not yet the capitulation. During major corrections investors go through three phases in this order; Denial, Concern and Capitulation. The Denial phase is the first leg down and investors brush it off because the previous bull run had been so good to them and also saw corrective phases along the way. The Concern phase is when the correction goes much deeper than the investor originally thought and has now cause grave concern. However that grave concern still searches for hope of a comeback. Intermittent rallies along the way sometimes alleviate the concern momentarily. However after the many minor rallies continue to fade (even after a very deep correction from the peak) one last sell-off drains the last hope out of anyone clinging to the log of hope. It is this last sell down that brings in the capitulatory action and that my friends sets the low.
THE MARKET WILL TELL YOU WHEN IT HAS BOTTOMED IF YOU LISTEN:
THERE WILL BE FEAR IN EVERYONE’S VOICES AND IRRATIONAL BEHAVIOR IN THEIR ACTIONS AND THROUGH ALL THE BAD HEADLINE NEWS THE MARKET WILL BREAK BUT WILL SNAP BACK WITH A VENGEANCE.
THIS HAS NOT YET HAPPENED.
THE RALLIES FAIL BECAUSE THEY ARE MET WITH TEPID BUYING AND SHORT COVERING, HOWEVER AT SOME POINT THE REAL BUYERS (SUSTAINABLE BUYING) WILL STEP IN AND IT WILL BE OBVIOUS.
http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2008/12/...r-stellar-day-in-the-markets/ -----------
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