Oct 142008

Stock Market Research of Bear Markets

Posted by Barry Burns in Current Market Analysis, Day Trading, Forex, Investing, Momentum, Psychology, Stocks, Trends, Video tags: bear market, depression, Investing, recession, stock market, stock market research, Stocks

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This stock market has a lot of people pretty scared.

  • Is the current bear market unusual?
  • Are stocks doing something they’ve never done before?
  • How does the current stock market nose dive compare with bear markets of the past?

A little historical stock market research can reveal some very enlightening answers.

Will it give you comfort or make you more afraid?

Watch the video and decide for yourself, and then feel free to leave your comments below.

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16 Responses to “Stock Market Research of Bear Markets”

  1. Tan Yow Kheng Says:

    October 15th, 2008 at 1:40 am

    The video doesnt highlight the differences between the current bear market and the previous bear markets. How long will this bear market last compared with the past bear markets how severe will it be would be an interesting topic to look into. An analysis will need to take more than the 10 mins allocated. One good point is that the video does highlight the run up to each crash. That is all my comments

  2. Leonard clemens Says:

    October 15th, 2008 at 5:43 am

    thanks Dr. Barry ,
    Great video,i did notice that the market went from around 1000 (1982) to over 14,000 ,seems like a hech of a bull market :) take care Leonard

  3. Simon Says:

    October 15th, 2008 at 4:13 pm

    Good stuff- In such a short time you covered the last 80 to 90 years very well and gave a good overview – considering the time constraints the major points were pointed out. Thanks Barry keep it up Simon

  4. Patrick Says:

    October 16th, 2008 at 7:06 pm

    Dear Barry,
    Thank You for putting things in perspective. The Booms and Busts most often fuelled by excess emotion seem to make things better or worse than they actually are.

    All the Best !! Great Work..(AS ALWAYS)

    Pat

  5. Roland Says:

    October 16th, 2008 at 8:24 pm

    Dear Barry,
    Thanks for the presentation. It is informative, as traders can take comfort that if the 200sma can stand firm then UNcle DOW would have to turn back.
    Best regards
    Roland

  6. Jose Says:

    October 17th, 2008 at 12:14 am

    It is always great to hear the soothing voice of Dr Burns, if not a therapeutic voice.
    This video gives us comfort knowing that our forefathers had it much much tougher than what we are enduring today …. and I hope it does not get any worse … but again, the market is always right… the market know what is doing.
    Dr Burns … keep up your good work!

  7. Mandeep Says:

    October 21st, 2008 at 10:04 am

    You are my Guru!

    Great Stuff as Always!

  8. Goran Says:

    October 21st, 2008 at 12:16 pm

    was the video removed? I dont see it.

  9. Tom Hoover Says:

    October 26th, 2008 at 4:25 am

    Yep, left me more afraid, banks failing, every continent way adversely effected, same drop in dow now would (hopefully not WILL) be 1750–yikes–and the only idea people can come up with is ‘let’s borrow some more and try and fix it!!’ In the 1850′s the US had NO DEBT, no income tax, and was ahead of the rest of world in about everything–what has ‘borrow and spend’ got us into?? Let’s run God out of our schools even out of the government–great idea, financially and morally bankrupt–the sooner we’re aware of what’s happening the better. He can definitely fix it, but what will it take to get us to turn to him? Now there’s a question. Answer that, and we’ll know where the bottom is.

  10. Armin Says:

    October 26th, 2008 at 9:07 am

    I notice that the chart back in 1929 did not have the 200sma. It would be interesting to see how it compared to the 2008 crash. Looks to me that the 1929 crash would not have held the 200sma in order to crash from 400 to 40 over 3 years. I am still worried that we could go much lower in 2008 also.
    Also, do you have a daily chart for 1929-1933? I have been unable to find one, would be interesting to compare to 2008.
    Thanks,
    Armin

  11. Steve Says:

    October 28th, 2008 at 12:23 pm

    The end of the turbulence is in sight (hopefully). We are now approaching the traditional seasonal bullish run Nov – April. I believe that the massive drop in oil price combined with vastly lower interest rates and credit thawing will result in a pretty good bull market over the short term. The next critical phase is to see how retailers do over the Christmas season. That will be the acid test.

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    November 6th, 2008 at 12:10 pm

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  13. Scott Young Says:

    November 6th, 2008 at 12:16 pm

    Nice video that put’s a good chunk of the history of the Dow into perspective!

  14. dinesh patel Says:

    December 1st, 2008 at 4:49 am

    thank you dr.barry .i love your videos,it really helps me with my fx.

  15. Dennis Ramsay Says:

    November 17th, 2009 at 3:16 pm

    Odd… I just found your site by searching for ‘financial spreadbetting’ on Google. But I don’t see any posts on that topic on here?

  16. Brianna Lee Says:

    July 9th, 2010 at 8:33 am

    Market research is always essential for the succes of any kind of business.,-~

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