Stock Market crashes are always in October because October is after September. September is when schools open and everything is out of control, the childrens books and the teachers salary. After a few months, everything is organized, but they know that this will happen again. (Note: This is not a fact. I am just guessing.)
It is either called a recession or a depression. The stock market is always fluctuating, it is called a boom when it does well.
There were about 30 Stock Market crashes in history.
Banks went out of business.
1920
it was fear
A stock market crash is a sudden dramatic decline of stock prices across a significant cross section of a stock market, which results in a significant loss of wealth. Crashes are driven as much by panic as other underlying features.
The great depression and stock market crashes
An accurate prediction of the stock market is nearly impossible to find. Nobody can predict what will happen exactly, because there can always be unforeseen events that effect the future of the stock market.
what will happen if unauthoritative advertisement prevail in the market
The stock market crash (1929) that began the Great Depression.
There have been many stock market crashes. A stock market crash is a steep decline is the value of the main index of the stock market, definitely more than 10% and usually more than 20% in the space of a few days.
No. You will not lose your stocks. You'll still be owning your stocks but the value of the stocks would have fallen heavily during a market crash. For ex: if you own 100 shares of X company that is worth $10 per share then your net worth is $1000. When the market crashes your stocks value might fall to $5. You will still own 100 shares but it will be worth only $500