Monday, January 4, 2010

Dow Jones Historical Chart Why Did The Market Drop Heavily Starting In The Year 2000?

Why did the market drop heavily starting in the year 2000? - dow jones historical chart

I speak here from 2000 to 9/11...the tanking award was harsh. You can see when you look at a historical graph of Dow Jones, Nasdaq, S & P 500.

I'm trying to learn more about why the market was declining before the start of this new era of terrorism and the fight.

Please respond only speculate not reported (), and all links to relevant articles would be truly extraordinary.

4 comments:

robe said...

Getting the dot.com crash. The people were irrational exuberance when buying believe - that the market is gone forever. We must never, of course. As often happens in these episodes, many people buy at the top of the direction that it should be clear. In the meantime, well-informed investors exploit the opportunities pre-sales peak-profit and exit. Currently there are no buyers, and keep the price falls fast and hard. 9 / 11 only reinforced the problem, but the stock back from this. In 2002, 2003, was the global market for a basic rebuild. It is important to note that some fund managers are in circulation and has done over the years a number of market crashes. These are the people you want to manage your money. Ken Heebner is one of them. He has the best record in recent years 1, 3, 5 and 10 No es poco.

If you have a simple explanation, but instructive to obtain Paperback William O'Neill, a successful investor (McGraw Hill). It contains a brief section on the period of interestin. It is also the most important information in fewer words than I have ever seen in the overall investment strategy, and if read more than once a strong leg in the correct technical understanding Preper investment and why.

Doctor Deth said...

Speculators drove the prices of technology stocks to unrealistic levels, how much money these companies did (or lose) - it just was not worth what they cost and where people tried to sell at the top, nobody wanted the people - the Prices crashed - do, in some cases, a decrease of 95% or more - many companies did not even meter, or very little income - no benefits - a few accounting scandals and executive officers of large companies in these stocks is due to shock (Enron , WorldComm)

Grumple said...

In part ... There are many free (and answer) before the possible effects of Y2K. Then nothing happens when the money withdrawn. Tech stocks also appeared to peak. They were so fast it was almost like a Ponzi scheme. There are numerous actions trading on hype and ideas. Many companies Silica Valley, for a dollar ... when things are not always to the south. Likely that many other factors.

Grumple said...

In part ... There are many free (and answer) before the possible effects of Y2K. Then nothing happens when the money withdrawn. Tech stocks also appeared to peak. They were so fast it was almost like a Ponzi scheme. There are numerous actions trading on hype and ideas. Many companies Silica Valley, for a dollar ... when things are not always to the south. Likely that many other factors.

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