Bear markets can produce huge losses without suffering one-day crashes. More than half of Americans believe a U.S. stock-market crash is imminent, but that doesn’t make it more likely.

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The shocking announcement of Trump's Tariff caused the stock market to crash before a subsequent recovery was made.

While the triggers for stock market crashes vary, the ultimate outcome has historically been the same in the U.S.: the market recovers. Three little words tend to strike more fear into investors ...

This isn't the first time and certainly won't be the last time that fear has trounced greed ... which happened to be the very bottom of the stock-market crash. As it turned out, this was a ...

Historic fear is making way for unflinching greed in the stock market. The S&P 500 notched its ... seen in years back in April during the tariff crash, major US index ETFs have all moved in ...

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In a worst-case scenario, we fear a stock-market bust ... Let’s deal with your worst nightmares first. After the 1929 market crash, when the stock market eventually lost roughly 90% of its ...

More than half of Americans believe a U.S. stock-market crash is imminent, but that doesn't make it more likely. If anything, in fact, crash anxiety is a contrarian indicator, meaning the stock ...

More than half of Americans believe a U.S. stock-market crash is imminent, but that doesn’t make it more likely. - Getty Images More than half of Americans believe a U.S. stock-market crash is ...