Some Good Theories on Stock Pullbacks..

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Hi, I've always wondered why pullbacks occur.. Do the bears just one day feel like trying to scare out the bulls before that rally usually sets in?

I would like some ET user theories on why you think pullbacks in any asset occur. To me it still looks as if it is a phenemenon, but if you guys have some good rational to why it happens, maybe I'll take that on as a new belief.

Thanks
 
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Hi, I've always wondered why pullbacks occur.. Do the bears just one day feel like trying to scare out the bulls before that rally usually sets in?

I would like some ET user theories on why you think pullbacks in any asset occur. To me it still looks as if it is a phenemenon, but if you guys have some good rational to why it happens, maybe I'll take that on as a new belief.

Thanks
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Are you serious or is this a windup?

In case its not a windup (which I think it is!!) the markets moves in waves and within these waves are pull backs. Unless you expect stocks to go from 1 to 100 and vice versa that is
 
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Are you serious or is this a windup?

In case its not a windup (which I think it is!!) the markets moves in waves and within these waves are pull backs. Unless you expect stocks to go from 1 to 100 and vice versa that is
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What I'm trying to find out is WHO controls these pullbacks. I mean, do a group of sellers just say "hey let's make the market move down for a bit until the bulls pick us back up?"
 
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Borrowers: "YOU!"
 
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Hi, I've always wondered why pullbacks occur.. Do the bears just one day feel like trying to scare out the bulls before that rally usually sets in?
Thanks
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Stocks pullback for many reasons.

- Traders/investors take profits after a runup, or in anticipation of bad news.

- News or rumors, true or false.

- Movement in the overall market can exacerbate a pullback

- Major holders selling out large positions

- Fear and panic. Selling leads to capitulation selling. (A good buy signal)

One man's sell is another man's buy. So you'll always have movement on both sides. That's what makes a market.
 
I like what I'm hearing sofar.. I think this puts these pullbacks I see into more clarity.. Sometimes they could appear to the untrained eye as random but I believe they are far from random.
 
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What I'm trying to find out is WHO controls these pullbacks. I mean, do a group of sellers just say "hey let's make the market move down for a bit until the bulls pick us back up?"
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WHO? Helluva band.

WHO opens the stock?

WHO makes the spread?

WHO sees the orders coming?

WHO's exempt from Reg's T and U?

WHO, in theory maintains a "fair and orderly market"?

WHO do institutions consult with toward entering or exiting in blocks.

In other words, WHO is most married to the stock, day in and day out, perpetually?
 
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WHO? Helluva band.

WHO opens the stock?

WHO makes the spread?
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No. WHAT makes the spread.

WHO fills the order.
 
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