Capital market instability

   The small -time investors of the share market have been passing a crucial moment of their life for the past two years. The stock market was in turbulence throughout much of 2009, with the long bullish trewnd starting to turn grim. The bullish trend was initiated by the end of the two-year political crisis and resumption of civilian rule via the December 2008 polls. Share prices continued to fluctuate reaching the annual high in mid-2009 before plummeting by the end of 2009, with retail investors threatening a hunger strike. The marke continued to be turbulent throughout 2010, with the Dhaka Stock Exchange hitting its all-time high revenue and the largest fall in a single day since of a month. By the end of 2010, it was well known that the capotal markets of Bangladesh were overvalued and overheated.The market also continued to be turbulent throughout 2011. After the market fell further subsequently, small investors started going on hunger strikes separately.
     Anyone may have sympathy after noticing their helpless life. Losing capital more than 30 lakh investors have now anxious. Investors took to the streets with protests. Random objects like wood and papers were set on fire and it may continue. If the government's role appears confined to mere talking and the finance minister says 'I don't know how it will right,' what will the investors' situation be? How will they get relief from their burden? Should they commit suicide or should they blame irony of fate?So, immediate measures should be taken by the Securities and Exchange Commission and other relevant authorities.