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• Could it be the margin forced selling activities that pulled its price trend down?
• In part the steep declines reflect forced selling by investors who had purchased bonds using borrowed money.
• The market turned bullish on Thursday as local institutional support propped up the market to stop forced selling.
• Of course, that was an exaggeration, but the evil forces selling guns and drugs were very strong.
• For that, blame increased illiquidity in the markets, forced selling by hedge funds-- and panic.
• To make matter worst, some margin forced selling activities joined in the bandwagon before all hell broke lose.
• Fortunately, for us, the forced selling of these two counters did not influence our market to follow them.
• Most analysts believe that force selling was the significant factorbehind the massive sell-down of Malaysian stocks last year.
• Twelve years later the company had a 225, 000 sales force selling $ 93.5 billion in life insurance.
• However, Second Board counters and second and lower liners on the Main Board continued to come under forced selling pressure.
• One analyst however noted that it was encouraging to note that there was no forced selling of the stocks by banks.
• SINGAPORE : Shares closed mixed as second liners fell sharply due to forced selling while selected blue chips rose on bargain hunting.
• There were some forced selling of the stocks of Pancaran Ikrab and Innovest upon their re-quotation, which have been suspended since October 28.
• The most probable reason for this high trading volume is forced selling by off-shore banks, brought about by the weakness in our currency.
• The FSA also purchases weapons on the Syrian black market which is supplied by arms smugglers from neighboring countries and corrupt loyalist forces selling government arms.
• Besides margin forced-selling activities pulling down prices, many investors feared margin forced selling-liquidations could trigger even lower prices and they sold out.
• See believes the low prices of Kian Joo Can and Box-Pak shares are due to the current weak market sentiment and forced selling by brokers.
• There was some forced selling on a number of counters yesterday by foreign funds, said one analyst adding that regional developments still dominate the local bourse.
• That weakness, amplified into 80 percent or larger declines for some smaller stocks, has led to forced selling as some investors tried to contain their losses.