Dull Market   DEFINITION of 'Dull Market'  A market where there
is little activity. A dull market consists of low trading
volumes and tight daily trading ranges. There is very little
change and action during a dull market. A common phrase when
dealing with dull markets is, "never short a dull market." Some
believe that the market is storing energy during dull markets
and that the market is preparing for a rally.   A dull market
can also be referred to as a flat market or in other words a
market at rest. An example would be seeing the market end at or
near the same price as when it opened for an extended period of
time. During a dull market investors feel that once the market
awakens the market is generally set to rise. Any moves after a
dull market tend to be larger moves due to the lack of activity.
The globalization of the financial industry has reduced the time
a market remains dull.    1. Market      A medium allowing
buyers and sellers of a specific good or service ...   2.
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