Present and Current situation of Share Market in Bangladesh
Our share market experienced a totally new kind of development in the trading. It watched both sides of a coin within two trading days. On January 10,2011 we saw a huge selling pressure and a record fall, 600 points in the general index of Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) within just 50 minutes of trading. Again in the next day we found the other side of the coin when almost no seller was founding case of most of the shares. At the end of the day’s trading the DGEN, actually, gained 1012 points taking into consideration the previous day’s loss. Thus we witnessed both gain and record decline in index on January 10 and January 11 respectively. It appeared like a circus said a market analyst. The DGEN which was 5367.11 points on January 10, 2010, increased 6249.35 on the same date this year. But in a day’s gap market index soared to 7512.09. The percentage change in one year stood at 39.9 from 16.40 within 2 consecutive trading days.
In 2010, institutional sector some banks and non-bank financial institutions showed their investments characteristics like general investors. Over last 2 years, the profit of most of the banks and financial institutions became two to three times more than that of the previous years. The profit growth was attributed to profit earned from investments in shares. Thus many banks and institutions concentrated on share business instead of investing in their core banking activities.
In early December 2010 when general index reached the record 8700 points, many analysts expressed their concern about the overvaluation and syndicated price hike. But that time our general investors were over inspired by the gain from the market. It was seen that most regularity decisions failed to slow down the unending market rally. Investing people became more dependent on rumors than fundamentals of the issues traded on the bursts. Insider traders turned out to be big gainers. Now it is becoming clear to us that there were many other factors that have brought the capital market on the verge of a collapse. Many of us started blaming the regulators. It is a matter of great regret that the SE, the central bank and other shareholders are also blaming each other. This ultimately proves the lack of coordination among them in policy-making and policy implement.
Our share market experienced a totally new kind of development in the trading. It watched both sides of a coin within two trading days. On January 10,2011 we saw a huge selling pressure and a record fall, 600 points in the general index of Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) within just 50 minutes of trading. Again in the next day we found the other side of the coin when almost no seller was founding case of most of the shares. At the end of the day’s trading the DGEN, actually, gained 1012 points taking into consideration the previous day’s loss. Thus we witnessed both gain and record decline in index on January 10 and January 11 respectively. It appeared like a circus said a market analyst. The DGEN which was 5367.11 points on January 10, 2010, increased 6249.35 on the same date this year. But in a day’s gap market index soared to 7512.09. The percentage change in one year stood at 39.9 from 16.40 within 2 consecutive trading days.In 2010, institutional sector some banks and non-bank financial institutions showed their investments characteristics like general investors. Over last 2 years, the profit of most of the banks and financial institutions became two to three times more than that of the previous years. The profit growth was attributed to profit earned from investments in shares. Thus many banks and institutions concentrated on share business instead of investing in their core banking activities.
In early December 2010 when general index reached the record 8700 points, many analysts expressed their concern about the overvaluation and syndicated price hike. But that time our general investors were over inspired by the gain from the market. It was seen that most regularity decisions failed to slow down the unending market rally. Investing people became more dependent on rumors than fundamentals of the issues traded on the bursts. Insider traders turned out to be big gainers. Now it is becoming clear to us that there were many other factors that have brought the capital market on the verge of a collapse. Many of us started blaming the regulators. It is a matter of great regret that the SE, the central bank and other shareholders are also blaming each other. This ultimately proves the lack of coordination among them in policy-making and policy implement.
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