Introduction Stock exchange is the standard model aimed at providing amenities to the stock brokers and any other interested party in any trade. It provides them with information concerning the emancipation of securities, and any other pertinent business need like income rose from payments and dividends. Recession, on the other hand, is the reduction in the economic activities, in any business cycle. During such times, the economic indicators such as the GDP, households’ incomes, rate of employment and unemployment, investments, assets and inflation adjustment either upward or downwards (Cohen, 2011 pp.34). Such situations arise when there is a rarity in stock or when a valuable economic factor busted leading to a decrease in the amount of spending, in a country. In the United Kingdom recession occurred in 2008. It has different effects on the stock exchange market. Aims/ purpose of the research The Main objectives of the study are to 1. Identify effective strategies used in identifying the effects of depression on the stock exchange 2. Establish a convenient way of getting the information in the process of obtaining the information 3. Investigate the main effects of depression on the London stock exchange Aims 1. To identify the most effective way of obtaining the information required with respect to effects of recession 2. To evaluate the role of the recession in the trends in the, London stock exchange market Questionnaires  1. What is recession?  2. What are the effects of recession on GDP?  3. Does recession affect the process of the stock in the market?  4. Does recession affect the market volatility of the stock exchange?  5. What are the effects of recession on small businesses?  6. Does recession affect the credit valuation?  7. Is recession the cause of the layoffs and reduction in the benefits of the workers? Contextual context The recession affected the income stock exchange market in London, but the households did not think this case as the government shielded them. This is evident through the household income of the households two to three years after the economic regression in UK (Peterson, 2009 pp. 98). The UK government cut down on the amount that it usually allocated to the public for spending and end at raising the amount of taxes collected in a financial year. However, this might have an impact on the household incomes and will depend on the economic growth returns. This is because its fiscal balances are quite complex. It lies between those countries where they might be affected by the regression strongly. This is as they try to increase their tax collection and those that support a healthy financial stability. The advantage that the UK has is that it had recorded an increase of 8% in its GDP from 2007 to 2009. The recession affects the stock market transactions in different ways. The most profitable stocks are the ones that seem not affected by the recession. However, as the economy begins to stabilize the growth stocks recover faster than the most productive stock. It is in this effect that this study has to be done to evaluate the effects of depression on the stock market analysis (LaBonte, 2011.pp 94). People who earn low wages are at more threat of losing their jobs compared to those w