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Sellers Market Defined

A situation where demand for a security or product exceeds supply, thereby causing an increase in the price of the security or product and allowing sellers to set the terms of sale.

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  • Nintendo leads the gaming industry to a record-breakin g 2008: An in-depth overview of the video game market within the past year, including best sellers by region, total hardware sales, and market growth from 06' to 08'. Nintendo dominated 2008 with 26 million Wii's sold, more than PS3 and Xbox 360 combined, as well as 33 million DS's.

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  • Mad Money: How Short-Sellers Almost Destroyed U.S. Banking - Mad Cap Recap - CNBC.com: On four days in November ? the 6th, 10th, 12th and 19th ? the shorts accounted for at least 50% of Citi?s trading volume. On one day it was as high as 71%. In that time, the stock cut in half to $6.40. By then panic had set it, and regular investors started selling Citi en masse. In just one day ? Nov. 20 to Nov. 21 ? the amount of shares sold jumped 1.5 million and the stock finished its near month-long decline at $3.77.

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  • Mad Money: Cramer: What's the Worst-Case Scenario? - Mad Cap Recap - CNBC.com: Cramer had talked about how the market rebounded a year after the crash of 1987, but it took 25 years for pre-?29 levels to be regained. The bottom alone didn?t come until 1932. The Dow dropped 89%, to 41.22 from 381.17. Montgomery Ward plummeted to $4 from $138. U.S. Steel [X 44.59 -1.80 (-3.88%) ] fell to $22 from $262. GM [GM 4.89 0.13 (+2.73%) ] to $8 from $73. What?s even worse, though, is that a lot of the safeguards Franklin D. Roosevelt put in place to stop another Great Depression are gone. SEC Chairman Christopher Cox did away with the uptick rule, which prevented short sellers from shorting a stock until it first ticked up in price. The result is a group of bear raiders virtually unchecked and able to drive down the market at will.

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