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After showing impressive couple of days of rally stock market is globally showing broad base weakness today. Yesterdays split finish in US markets resulted in lot of nervousness in Asian and European market.

Global markets are in firm downturn. Globally Banks are worst hit and most volatile sector followed by allied financial and investment sector.
This quarter started with huge concern about housing bubble bust followed by subprime crises which all are talking US economy towards a recession. This will be long or short recession only time will tell but impact is getting visible in low consumer confidence and same store sales reports which are falling each month. US government and Federal Reserve is trying their best to pull economy out of this downturn by giving tax concessions and lending money to banks at very low and deferred interest terms.
Short Selling is a strategy in which a trader sells a commodity or security that he or she does not own in order to profit from a falling market.? In this trader will borrow the commodity or security from his broker, who usually in turn has borrowed the shares from some other investor who is holding his shares then immediately sell on to the buyer. At a later date, the trader must buy back the commodity or security from the market to close the position.
With the technology boom that has changed the way business is done across the globe, one unintended result has been the rise of day trading. Day trading is a risky and stressful form of trading that involved buying stock and selling it within one days time. It?s thought that if this is done enough time, with the right foresight and financial advice, that a person can make quite a lot of money each day.

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