The timeline when the US Stock Market Crash

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Periods in history when the US Stock Market crashed

source: https://speedtrader.com/a-history-of-stock-market-crashes/

4 historic US stock market crashes have occurred “in the past century”. Around the globe however, the stock markets encounter a crash “roughly once every 10 years.”

The definition of a stock market crash, is when “a major market index like the S&P 500 or Dow Jones Industrial Average falls by more than 10% in a single trading day.”

1929 US Market Crash (a.k.a. “Great Depression”)

“The 1929 market crash occurred over the course of four days in October 1929, ultimately dropping the Dow Jones Industrial Average by 25% and eliminating the modern equivalent of $396 billion in wealth. The sell-off began with an 11% drop on the first day, which was counteracted by Wall Street bankers buying stocks to prop up the market. However, this buying was short-lived and the Dow lost 13% and 12% on the third and fourth days of the crash.”

1987 US Market Crash (a.k.a. “Black Monday”)

“Monday, October 19, 1987 – now known as Black Monday – the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost nearly 22% of its value. The crash came shortly after the introduction of computer-based trading, which likely amplified the effects of the crash as automatically triggering stop-loss orders piled onto the market as it fell.”

1999-2000 Internet Bubble Burst

“The dot-com bubble burst began on March 11, 2000, and lasted all the way until October 9, 2002. Unlike the other historical crashes, this crash took place over a much longer period, with several days in which the NASDAQ index lost more than 10% in value. By the end of the downturn, the NASDAQ was down 78% from its peak in 2000 and the stock market had lost $5 trillion in market capitalization.”

2008 Recession

“The 2008 recession occurred over the course of 2007-2009, but the Dow Jones Industrial Average experienced its single-largest point loss (at the time) on September 29, 2008. The index lost 778 points or about 8% of its value. Several days later, the index lost an additional 8%.

The massive losses came in response to the US Congress failing to pass a bank bailout bill, but the economic devastation was more widespread. Credit had largely been frozen by this time, as even banks were unwilling to lend to each other. The Dow continued to fall another 13% through October 2008 as GDP fell 0.3%, indicating the start of a recession. Ultimately, the Dow fell by more than 50% between October 2007 and March 2009.

The recession was caused in large part by banks issuing subprime mortgages, made worse by the fact that a huge number of people took advantage of these low-interest mortgages. Ultimately, even insurance companies like AIG, which had backed these mortgages, were caught up in the financial crisis as loan repayments stopped and banks began freezing credit.

The 2008 recession was the single worst economic crisis in the US since the Great Depression and its effects were global. The US was able to prevent a complete economic free-fall by bailing out banks, insurance companies, and large industries like the auto sector. Fears around the stock market continued until 2013 when investor confidence finally buoyed the Dow to record gains.”

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