Stock Market Crash

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... market crash, 2001 dot com bubble, 2008 housing crisis, and the stock crash from the pandemic? Market... Psychology and Volatility Widespread Panic: Every crash was defined...

... generally softened the blow of market crashes, with bonds acting as... research company, found that the crash of the 2020s was the ... across different asset classes and market exposures. And if so, things ... 40 per cent of the stock performance comes from a small ...

... generally softened the blow of market crashes, with bonds acting as... research company, found that the crash of the 2020s was the ... across different asset classes and market exposures. And if so, things ... 40 per cent of the stock performance comes from a small ...

... in the run-up to the market crash that started the Great Depression ... thesis was 100% correct. The stock market is far higher today than ...

... effects.   I'm telling folks to stock up now, while it's still ... effects.   I'm telling folks to stock up now, while it's still ... shell GTL that’s in the market right now is it. No .... So on my end the “crash” is real, currently. The retail ...

Quote: Originally Posted by SP03 Stock market is at an all time ... income.. That being said, a crash will mostly impact paid rates ...

... 5 — Market Mood This week? Full risk‑on fiesta. Stock markets were... couldn’t decide whether to moon, crash, or take a personal day.... Maybe they don’t. Maybe the market changes its mind halfway through ...

... out what the hell a stock market is and why it allows... like the Awakening, the First Crash, the EuroWars, the Ghost Dance...

From the time of the troglodytes to (a little after) the stock market crash

... 'TRUMP WON': Oil prices PLUNGE, stock market SURGES on Strait news >>24510396... drop 10% after Hormuz reopening/crash >>24509532 A GREAT DAY FOR...

... 'TRUMP WON': Oil prices PLUNGE, stock market SURGES on Strait news >>24510396... drop 10% after Hormuz reopening/crash >>24509532 A GREAT DAY FOR...

From a post on X.... Eyal Yakoby They said thousands of troops would be killed.They said oil would hit $200 a barrel.They said our Gulf allies would turn on us.They said BRICS would join the war on Iran’s side.They said the stock market would crash.They were wrong about quite literally everything.

... through the roof and the stock market would crash," Trump said about consultants warning...

... during the early 2000s tech crash. [1, 2] Major Drawdown Comparison... The Dot-com Crash (2000–2002) S&P 500: Suffered... deep than the overall index’s crash. [3, 4, 5, 6, 7... both major cycles. Volatility: Berkshire’s stock typically has a lower beta... generally fluctuates less than the market during downturns. [7, 8, 9...

HikerGuy83 said: Stock market at 49,500. This is ... for the world to not crash. And the market would react the same way...

... go up, everyone overproduces, prices crash\. \* \*\*The Change:\*\* As of...a \*\*durable floor\*\* for the stock price\. \#\#\# 3\.... are waiting for the "crash" that always used to happen\. \*\*... infrastructure deals:\*\* 1\. The "crash" never comes because the fuel ...sector\)\. 3\. \*\*The Result:\*\* Micron’s market cap could triple just by ...fuel for AI\. Period\. The market is blind to the fact ...

... and landed with a hefty crash on her tall pseudo-marble legs... making effective trades on the stock market and investing in cryptocurrencies. I ...

... and landed with a hefty crash on her tall pseudo-marble legs... making effective trades on the stock market and investing in cryptocurrencies. I ...

... always a low margin business market that Nvidia only made worse... partners. When the first crypto crash happened Nvidia made board partners... series when the second crash caused an over stock and told them... more GPUs from the over stock they had ordered from the... were too many for the market while also keeping the price ...

soulblader_89 said: omg the stock market even greener is a bull ... market is on sale can buy one. Black October Black September Many crash... then Xmas and Capricorn effect market goes up. Apr/May is...

I will immediately want a second set of 17s for snows. There will be a market for stock rims for people looking for a second set and crash repairs (same as every other car).

... April 16, 2026, the U.S. stock market is holding near record highs... hit a record high. The market has shown remarkable resilience, recovering... from a late-March dip.  Key Market Highlights (as of April 15-16... levels, trading around 48,500. Market Drivers: The rally is fueled ... recovery following the 2020 COVID-19 crash.

... get gas ($3.39) and stock up on some basics. When ... creeping phlox I heard a crash and knew it was the ... in March for well below market value and now it's listed ...for sale, still below market value. It will be interesting ...

Fundamental Analysis: Economic backdrop - 🥭 does not care about high oil prices or the midterms. He wants high oil prices and the strait closed so the USA can export oil to Europe and Asia. He does not care about the midterms because he is done with domestic policy after the 🅱️ig 🅱️eautiful 🅱️ill. Even without Congress, he can do whatever he wants with foreign policy. Longer term outlook - This will be a short term crash in the secular bull market. A.I. is not a bubble; some of the companies suck and will die, but the buildout needs to happen to save the economy from demographic collapse. Technical Analysis: https://preview.redd.it/lz9azk64l8wg1.png?width=1841&format=png&auto=webp&s=927d6364e36d942cd042b4b25779484a1b5f6811 The rally has been on low declining volume, indicative of low conviction by big money. There are multiple points of bearish divergence on the RSI on the SPY weekly chart and multiple exhaustion gaps on the SPY daily chart. The lower trend line points to SPY 550 in July, SPY 560 in October, or SPY 575 in December. If SPY does not crash to the trend line, retesting the pre-liberation high at around 610 is likely. Meme Analysis: The fear and greed index reached 69. https://preview.redd.it/2tnfpsi5l8wg1.jpg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1624d14b52bdefa84529486b73fcc6834c0189ed Motivation: I usually stick to shitposting, but this DD is for someone special. https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/s/2xGO4T7i05 https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/s/k1cgsNYGgw Position: https://preview.redd.it/yhar9iq7l8wg1.jpg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1901177dd5e6e03646bf38a8d18d6274f31761cf TLDR: The market is at or near a top. SPY is headed towards either 550 in July, 560 in October, 575 in December, or 610 sometime during the year if the trend line fails. submitted by /u/ChungWuEggwua to r/wallstreetbets [link] [comments]

What will happen this weekend to kick start this multi year crash? The nasdaq will crash 90% over the next two to 3 years and housing will crash more than 50%. Please make your portfolios as defensive as possible. The end of the largest bubble in the history of speculative bubbles has finally come to an end. submitted by /u/ryanryans425 to r/rebubblejerk [link] [comments]

Ever since ive started investing in 2019 as a 30 year old, ive since then read everyday on forums like these ”Markets gonna crash, look at x and y” ”SP500 is at a hall time high” as an argument Then, when everyone who did not panic made a lot of money because it did not crash, you start seeing post like ”Market is irrational, how can it go up? Its rigged. Its only for the rich” I dont understand how so weak human beings can even think of investing in the first place. Markets has crashed before, it will crash again, no one knows when but it always rebounds stronger and stronger. So, who gives a shit? Why make a million posts about it everyday? You dont think SP500 will hit new records soon? Ever? Why even invest then? When it really crashes, its gonna take some years but it always rebounds and hits a new high, and trying to time shit is a perfect way to lose your money completely. 2020 when Corona hit, i really thought 2008 was upon us, i was 100% sure. I sold off every single ETF i had because i was supposed to be smart when it was only 20% down because i listened to internet. Then it rebounded. I lost 20% of everything i worked so hard for and missed out on when it regained it, and started investing again. Lesson learned. Never, ever, again. Since then i just buy, buy, buy and dont give a single shit about about people like these losers. But what now gets on my nerves is how people have the guts to totally stress the shit out of new young investors. Please, shut the f up and go let your money rot in a bank where you should have them and let young people build their future. And guess what? SP500 hitting all time highs is a normalt state otherwise it would not be the best investment in history, JFC. submitted by /u/Admirable_Drawer_205 to r/stocks [link] [comments]

Jk. But that’s all i ever see from Reddit investing subs like this one. No one here is the next Michael Burry. Even Michael Burry isn’t the next Michael Burry. People said the iPhone was going to flop and Apple would crash and burn. People said Tesla was overvalued before it climbed 1000%. A worldwide pandemic kicked off years of ridiculous returns. Nothing makes sense and that’s not in your control! Stocks nowadays are more reflective of how the wealthy are doing and they’re doing really really well. Most everything has been overvalued for almost a decade now and questioning valuations will lose you money. I’ve spent 5+ years of opening up the Money or Finance section of MSN/Yahoo Finance/WSJ every day at work. All it’s ever been is a sea of millions of articles of how everything’s flashing red, how Company XYZ has horrible books, and how this conflict or this stat or this ratio is THE signal to get out of the market. Yet I’ve made astronomical returns by investing where I see people lining up out the door, no matter how stupid the product or service is. A possible correction due to $150 oil barrels and changing fed chairs is just a buying opportunity. A shadow private credit bust could pop the AI Bubble but it also means no more data centers and opportunities to buy in other sectors. Unless you’re about to retire or day trading, just keep investing. If a 90% crash like the Great Depression ever happens, the market will still break even in a couple years after. Stock go down? Good, buy more. Stock go up? Good, buy more. If you’re not happy with your investment, invest in something else. Rinse and repeat. Rant over. submitted by /u/mrworldwide333 to r/ValueInvesting [link] [comments]

Nasdaq is down 8% since October. In that time period 73% S&P companies are beating earnings expectations and they're up 14% year-over-year. So earnings have been booming in the last 6 months and the market is down not insignificantly. Yes we haven't seen things fall off a cliff but the last time we were down 8% over a 6 month period was 2022 and at that time earnings were growing significantly slower than was expected - only 6% year-over-year. We have had a significant pull back in time over the last 6 months and earnings are doing great. I would stop expecting a massive pull back on top of what we have already seen unless we see a HUGE earnings slowdown. Happy trading/investing! submitted by /u/Moist_Inevitable738 to r/stocks [link] [comments]

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I'm struggling to understand why everyone says to hold in this market when we "know" prices are going to drop. Why not sell, wait, and buy when we think prices have dropped to their lowest? submitted by /u/Puzzleheaded_Cell428 to r/investingforbeginners [link] [comments]

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Since fear is constantly being pumped, even during nice minor uptrends, there are always people who say “something is about to happen.” Someone out there always says we are in a bubble, that a crash is coming soon, etc. I only know one thing: these people can’t foresee the future all at the same time. Markets never let people guess exactly what they are thinking. So I am chill, believing there won’t be a huge crash in the coming future. What do you guys think? I want to hear some crazy estimations about what expects us in the coming future. submitted by /u/InvestingGuideline to r/investing [link] [comments]

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Explanation: "The Hindenburg Omen is a combination of technical signals that together forecast the likelihood of a stock market crash. The technical inputs are the 10 Week Simple Moving Average, New 52 week highs on the NYSE, New 52 Week lows on the NYSE, and the McClellan Oscillator. If, on the same day, a) the 10 Week Moving Average is rising, b) New Highs and New Lows are greater than [2.2]% of total issues traded, c) the McClellan Oscillator is negative, and d) New Highs are less than or equal to twice the New Lows then a Hindenburg Signal is indicated by a yellow circle. Two such signals within a 36-day period is considered a Hindenburg Omen and is indicated by a red diamond. The Hindenburg Omen portends a serious decline within the next 40 days." I’m genuinely curious what others think about this one. Does this signal actually carry weight in today’s algo-driven, liquidity-fueled market, or is it just another outdated technical anomaly? Could this be an early red flag we shouldn’t ignore, or simply noise in an overextended market? submitted by /u/-----Marcel----- to r/wallstreetbets [link] [comments]

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I think it's safe to say that today’s events were a clear display of blatant market manipulation—something that many of us witnessed in real time. While some may find humor in the sudden surge marked by oversized green arrows and irrational price action, I genuinely believe this is one of the most short-sighted and dangerous moves this administration—or those behind the scenes—could make. There have been countless posts, and even a few individuals pointing out exactly how the manipulation occurred. What we saw today wasn’t just a fluke or anomaly—it resembled, in both form and consequence, the kind of market dislocations seen during China’s stock market crash and even the 2008 financial crisis. These kinds of unnatural market behaviors, when left unchecked, have serious implications—especially for foreign investors who are already growing increasingly cautious. https://x.com/unusual_whales/status/1910033260975165836 When foreign investors perceive that the U.S. stock market is rigged or manipulated, they begin to lose trust. And when trust erodes, capital flight follows. These investors start withdrawing their money from U.S. equities and reallocating it into markets they perceive as more stable, transparent, and fair. This withdrawal of capital leads to declining stock prices—especially in sectors that rely heavily on foreign investment—and a sharp drop in overall market liquidity. And let’s not forget: the 2008 crash was, at its core, a liquidity crisis. Once liquidity dries up, even healthy companies can become victims of a broader market freeze. Historically, the U.S. has been seen as a safe haven for global capital—thanks to strong institutions, robust regulatory oversight, deep market liquidity, and a relatively low tolerance for corruption. But if today’s behavior continues—and is either tolerated or encouraged—the reputation of U.S. markets will suffer. Investors will start to question the credibility of institutions like the SEC and doubt whether fair play is even possible. This loss of faith won't just affect retail investors—it will reverberate through the largest and most conservative pools of capital: pension funds, foreign sovereign wealth funds, insurance companies, and long-term institutional players. These are not gamblers—they’re looking for stability. And if they begin to see the U.S. market as a casino, they’ll exit quietly but decisively. We’ve been down this road before. In 2008, trust in U.S. credit markets collapsed globally. It took massive bailouts and sweeping regulatory reforms to even begin to restore confidence. If we continue on this path—where the bond market is screaming that we're in serious trouble, while the stock market artificially surges due to manipulation—we’re heading toward something even worse. This is shaping up to be the mother of all crashes. And when it happens, we won’t be able to say we weren’t warned. The signs are there, flashing in broad daylight. submitted by /u/Rainyfriedtofu to r/WallStreetbetsELITE [link] [comments]

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https://www.cnbc.com/2025/04/04/buffett-denies-social-media-rumors-after-trump-shares-wild-claim-that-investor-backs-president-crashing-market.html Warren Buffett went on the record Friday to deny social media posts after President Donald Trump shared on Truth Social a fan video that claimed the president is tanking the stock market on purpose with the endorsement of the legendary investor. Trump on Friday shared an outlandish social media video that defends his recent policy decisions by arguing he is deliberately taking down the market as a strategic play to force lower interest and mortgage rates. “Trump is crashing the stock market by 20% this month, but he’s doing it on purpose,” alleged the video, which Trump posted on his Truth Social account. The video’s narrator then falsely states, “And this is why Warren Buffett just said, ‘Trump is making the best economic moves he’s seen in over 50 years.’” submitted by /u/Durian881 to r/stocks [link] [comments]

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A few theories being floated. The one we’re seeing the most... The U.S. has to refinance $7 trillion in debt soon. Trump doesn’t want high interest rates, so he’s pushing for a stock market crash to make bond prices go up and yields go down. Lower bond yields would let the government refinance debt cheaply and force the Fed to cut interest rates. Thoughts? Dan from Money Machine Newsletter submitted by /u/mm_newsletter to r/investing_discussion [link] [comments]

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