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Down market is not an out market
June 3, 2009
Investing in a down market | www.triplepundit.com
Market is in dynamic equilibrium of perceptual momentum and gravitational pull of fundamentals; A simple downturn is a state of glut in supply but impairment of demand; But in the era of tertiarization, monetization and derivatives even without underlying, downturns are not so simple. Unsustainable exuberance creates bubbles, particularly asset bubbles. On consolidation the bubbles start bursting. The heat and dust create cascades, which gather momentum. This results in recession, panic reaction, Government interventions, often meaningful but more often misplaced bailouts, labour market shrinkages and shifting of consumption bundle. Consumers try to leap into liquidity preference. cash or cash equivalent becomes the king. Return of capital becomes more important than return on capital. Investors switch their preference to guaranteed financial products irrespective of IRR of return. Commonality of intentions prevail resulting in discernible herd mentality. Investment pipeline dries out.
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