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lack of activity

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See: inertia


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In 1981 the Light Blues' only signing of note was Ulsterman John McClelland, who arrived for pounds 90,000 from Mansfield, and the lack of activity failed to inspire fans as money was instead used for the redevelopment of Ibrox.
Generally, the trading volume will be very light at the time of the Dip, further solidifying the idea that the price slide was brought on by a lack of activity, as opposed to a panicked sell-off.
The research, by Sains-burys, also revealed that another reason for the lack of activity is due to a shortage of activities offered in neighbourhoods.
 
 
 
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