Generally, a market situation where there is a lack of supply – situation on the stock market where the price for a security and sometimes for the market as a whole – has risen rather quickly; too quickly to be justified on the basis of the underlying fundamental analysis and – with a tendency to weaker prices as a result of profit taking (market where prices have risen too high, too fast, and a correction in price is expected by investors). – See stock market volatility, bubble, speculative, Bollinger Bands, charts, bull market, high flyer, histogram, charting, price range, traded, price breakout, milkmaid bull market, one-hit wonder, random walk hypothesis, runup, support line, sellers market. Resistance Line.
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