Generally, a market situation in which there is a lack of demand: a buyer’s market. – Situation in the stock market where the price for a security and sometimes for the market as a whole – has fallen rather quickly; too quickly to be justified on the basis of the underlying fundamental analysis and – with a tendency to recover as a result of cover buying by the bearish (a condition that occurs in the market when there are more sellers than buyers and stock prices fall to extremely low levels. An oversold market is on the edge for an upward movement). – See bear market, cyclical, accelerator, financial, crash, credit constraint carousel, market, oversold, market, soft, market glut.
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