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The Global Stock Market Is Technically "Bear" &Nbsp, And The Market Value Evaporates 7 Trillion And 800 Billion Dollars.

2011/8/12 10:12:00 51

Global Stock Market Sees Bear Evaporation

Affected by the escalation of the European debt crisis and the loss of AAA credit rating by the United States, global

equity market

Great upheaval.

According to Bloomberg data, the market value of the global stock market has evaporated 7 trillion and 800 billion dollars since July 26th, and many regions have entered the bear market.

Among them, Hong Kong stocks closed 19330 points yesterday, down more than 22.6% from 24988 points a year ago, and the technology has entered a bear market.

Other markets, which fell more than 20% over a year ago, were not immune to mainland A shares with strong immunity, except Spain (33.7%), France (25.6%) and Germany (23.4%). The Shenzhen and Shanghai stock markets fell 21.3% and 20.7% respectively, and entered the technology bear market.

According to Bloomberg data, global stock markets on Monday

Plunge

The market value of the global stock market evaporated about $2 trillion and 500 billion that day, and the market value of the global stock market has evaporated 7 trillion and 800 billion US dollars since July 26th.

The withdrawal of funds from the stock market has entered the bond market. Since the end of July, the global market index of Merrill Lynch has increased by US $132 billion 400 million to US $42 trillion and 100 billion, the highest since 1996.

The index contains more than 19000 bonds issued by the government, banks and the world's largest companies, with a return of 1.09% this month.

European stock markets for seventh days on Monday

Fall

The Storck Europe 600 index has fallen 21% from the February high point, thus entering the so-called "bear market".

During the fall of the Storck Europe 600 index, which hit a two-and-a-half year high in February 17th, financial stocks, commodity stocks and technology stocks led to a decline of over 25%.

Jarrod Kerr, head of interest rate strategy at Credit Suisse Group, Australia and New Zealand, pointed out that S & P downgraded the US rating and shocked the market, especially in the stock market. "We saw an absolute slumping."

Hackney, executive partner of Atlanta Capital Management, an investment advisor, said that many of the decline in anti falling shares were similar to aggressive stocks, which might indicate panic selling in the market.

At the same time, S & P has historically lowered the sovereign credit rating of the United States and lowered the debt rating of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which is now commonly known as the VIX level of the panic index. Over the past 08 years, when the Lehman Brothers collapsed, the market sentiment was irrational.

08 years September 15th, Lehman brothers one night

Bankruptcy

The VIX index was 31.7 on that day, the S & P 500 index was 1192.7 at the time, and the VIX index rose to 80.86 on the 20 th in November, while the S & P 500 index saw a historic low of 752.44.

At present, the VIX index is 48, and the market panic has exceeded that of Lehman.