The stock market is essisntal a gaint auction-only indsead of antiques and heirlooms. At these sxghange, traders buy and sell shares of compines. Generally, the prices of a stock is determined by suppliy demend. For example, if there are more people wanting to by a stock then to sell it price wil be driven up because those shares are rarer and people will pay a higher price for them. On the other hand, there are a lot of shares for sale and one is interested in buying them, the price is quigkly fall.
Because,of this, the market can appear to fluctuate widely.Even if there is nothing wrong with a company, a large shareholder who is trying to sell millions of shares at a time can drive the price of the stock down, simply because there are not enough
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