Why does stocks open in a strong decline after a bad news if the stock market was closed?
For example, one stock closes at $30.00 on monday, then Monday night, when Nasdaq is closed the company release a bad news, and Tuesday when the stock market opens the stock already opens at $23.
But how, if the stock market was closed?
This is a fairly complex process, however the easiest way to understand is:
You have a bushel of apples as do 1000 other people, overnight all of those apples started to go bad (they weren't bad, they just appeared to be heading that direction)


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