Hitesh bhai
Can you pls help me to understand something very basic. I have tried googling / reading relevant blog or post but couldn’t
get the answer.
In general it is always being told that when there is a huge sell off , the share price of the company will fall and vice versa.
In a secondary market, the number of total outstanding shares remains unchanged and every sell transactions will be squared off with buy call.
For example, let’s say a mutual fund is selling 1% of holding in open market and those shares are being picked by retail investors like you and me.
Why does the market fall here. because all shares are picked by retial investors already.
Appreciate your help
Thank you
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