analysis by آموزش مالی عالیجناب(حاجی امیری_لطفی) about Stock قرن on 2/24/2023

What is the "Dutch tulip" madness? Tulip Mania is a period in the Golden Age of the Dutch (between the years 1 and the year 6) when the price for the new onion introduced the tulip flower rose at an extremely high level and then fell suddenly. • Tulip madness is nowadays an example in economic theories, and the story of the Tulip onion trade in the Netherlands today reflects the term "economic bubble" in the world of economists. This happened to the tulip onion between 1634 and 1637 in the Netherlands, where the price for the new onion introduced the tulip flowed to the superb high level and then fell suddenly. The madness of Gul Laleh is the first economic bubble incident and one of the three major economic bubbles in contemporary European history. • Economic bubble means increasing the amount of sales and sales of one sex and increasing its price, while the real value of that sex is much lower and the market need is not actually so much. • The Netherlands had gained independence after the 80 -year war with Spain, and while the European center was in the war, trade in the Netherlands was booming in the demand for onions. Of the 1610s, the rich were greedy to buy rare tulips onions. The work came to a point where a multi -hand onion was traded and priced more. In terms of culture, the factor that makes it difficult to understand the crisis was the influence and publication of the Calvonism school in the Netherlands at the time. According to the teachings of this school, it is an attempt to save a kind of virtue. • The arrival of the onions priced and their market was more booming, but the drawback was that the onions were ready only in April, so they started buying them. The price of a flower onion also reached one thousand gold coins, while a farmer's annual income was only 250 gold coins. It came to a point where some real estate, real estate, land, or livestock, gave the seller to the seller to buy tulip onions because everyone thought investment in the tulip onion market was beneficial to them. • The progress of an economic bubble can be divided into three stages. The first phase of imbalance between supply and demand, the second phase of intermediaries, is the third stage of the ordinary people to engage with the economic crisis. • But this bubble burst after about 50 years of suddenly; The main reason was that no one could buy tulips onion. On February 3, while onions were ready to sell, there was virtually no purchases for the onions because no one could pay the price of 5,000 for the onion. The work came to a point where it fell to one hundredth in a few weeks. • It is said that about 3,000 people went bankrupt in the Tulip onion market that year, and the tulip madness in the Netherlands ended that year. • Garberry the price of flowers available in the early 19th century with events related to tulip madness. It was at a time when hyacinth was fashionable instead of tulip flowers and saw the same similar trend. When the flower was fashionable, due to the multitude of demand, flower breeders competed with the production of beautiful species of hyacinth. But as people were accustomed to hyacinth, prices have fallen, and the most expensive glands were only 5-5 percent over the past five years. Garber also points out that a small number of Susan's mother's tubers sold for $ 5 (at a exchange rate) at a price of $ 5 million. This proves that flowers still have applicants and can sell at high prices. #Flower_Lallah_Helendi