market bottom
Lowest trading point
A market bottom is the lowest point in a decline of prices—stocks, real estate, commodities, or any traded asset—before recovery begins.
Identifying the bottom is notoriously difficult while it's happening; investors often speak of catching a falling knife when trying to buy at what they hope is the bottom.
Nobody rang a bell at the market bottom in 2009.
- troughOpen container for animal feed
- crashSudden violent impact
- reversalComplete change of direction
- capitulationComplete yielding to demands
- panicUncontrollable sudden fear
selloff · oversold · rebound · recovery · bearish · plunge · catching a falling knife · low · floor · support · dead cat bounce · accumulation · smart money · blood · blood in the streets · fear · despair · turnaround
- economyGDP, money, inflation, inflation rate, GNP
- Market Crashescrash, collapse, Black Monday, Black Tuesday, Black Thursday
- market downturnscorrection, decline, dip, downturn, pullback
- market sentimentbullish, bearish, bullishness, bearishness, optimism
market bottompeak
Utmost height attained
top · all-time high · price ceiling · record high · resistance level
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