Dumping

Literally ‘Dumping’ means to place goods on a market, especially in a foreign market, in large quantities and at a low rete. When a country tries to capture the market of a foreign country, it starts dumping its goods in large quantities and at low prices, sometimes, even below the cost of production. Particularly, when there is a severe competition between countries in the export of goods, a country dumps its goods to promote its sales abroad and to acquire monopoly in foreign markets. After the Second World War Japan dumped the markets of foreign countries by selling its goods at lower prices. China, Taiwan and Hong Kong are doing the same at present.

Depression

Depression is the state of drastic decline in prices as well as in business activity. It also refers to the period of unemployment and stagnation of national economy of a country. As a market term it refers to a long period of seriously reduced business activity and fall of prices. The state of depression is taken as a serious loss to investors because there are neither buyers nor sellers and the investors have to remain stuck to their investments and stocks.

Clogging

Clogging literally means hampering or obstructing. As a market term, it refers to a situation when the market is saturated with surplus funds which obstruct the normal operation of business. Steady flow of capital is an essential requirement of a market but, sometimes, funds pour into more than they are required. The surplus availability of funds eventually disturbs the normal functioning of the market and results in the Clogging of business activity.

Buoancy Of The Market

‘Buoyancy’ literally means the tendency or capacity to remain afloat. It also refers to a state of cheerfulness. As a market term it is used to show the strength of a market. It implies a better state of business with an increasing tendency of prices. A market is called ‘Buoyant’ when it shows a potential for heavy business transactions.

Bullish

(Bull Factor, Bull Sentiment, Long Side the Market)

Bullish is opposite of Bearish. A market is called Bullish when there is a general tendency of rise in the prices of stocks in future. Bullish trend in the market results in an increase in the demand for stocks which causes further rise in prices because every Bull Operator wants to buy stocks to sell them at higher rates in future. Bullish trend indicates a period of rise in the prices and volume of business which suits the Bulls.