What Is a Market Crash?
The collapse of the stock market refers to a state in which the stock index is persistent, large-scale, large-scale, and influential. Usually, this downward trend is still spreading, and there is no sign of rising or recovering. A stock market crash usually brings a series of social problems. For example: rising unemployment, rising crime, and social unrest. Under such circumstances, in order to save the economy, some countries have started to see a rise in protectionism and tension in international relations.
Stock market crash
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- Stock market crash
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- The collapse of the stock market refers to a state in which the stock index is persistent, large-scale, large-scale, and influential. Usually, this downward trend is still spreading, and there is no sign of rising or recovering. A stock market crash usually brings a series of social problems. For example: rising unemployment, rising crime, and social unrest. Under such circumstances, in order to save the economy, some countries have started to see a rise in protectionism and tension in international relations.
- The collapse of the stock market refers to a market state in which the stock market price fell sharply and rapidly. October 24, 1929, this day is known as the New York Stock Market Collapse Day. On the same day, the stock price plummeted from the peak, and fell sharply at a rate of $ 5 to $ 10 per transaction. Many ordinary investors and even large investors have become victims of the stock market. Since this day is Thursday, it is also called "Black Thursday".