Late stock trade burst the Wall Street

November 27, 2007

Fresh credit concerns, banking made the Wall Street to sell off sharply on Monday’s stock trading session. The Dow Jones industrial average fell nearly 240 points giving a rise to new lows. The Dow's fell its mid-October closing high is now 10.03%. The collapse to Wall Street comes as stock investors were nervy by more incoming statements that pointed to enduring problems in the credit, home loan debt going bad under the weight of a vacillating housing market; however Fed said it would inject $8 billion into the banking system on Wednesday to handle the credit market situation.

The present fact looking at the Wall Street clearly demonstrates stock investors are becoming too sentimental and caution and trying to pull out their cash at every rise. I will be waiting for Dow Jones to hold 12,500 marks but this possibility is also very less for me. At this point I would like to stay on a sideline and will wait for few days how the market pans out from stock investor as well as from stock trader points of view, however I would be monitoring my favorite internet as well as energy related stocks and if I find any good opportunity I would like to do stock trading but will avoid to do any kind of stock investing.