It is either called a recession or a depression. The stock market is always fluctuating, it is called a boom when it does well.
As the depression was getting worse, the stock market was what is called a bear market. The rising market is called a bull market.
People do not lose their jobs because the stock market crashes. People lose their jobs when a company does poorly due to low sales, lack of product innovation, poor management, and/or lack of financing. People lose their jobs when the economy enters a recession and demand for goods and services drops which leads companies to lay off workers. Job losses are not directly caused by stock market crashes but rather are symptomatic of severe recessions or major macroeconomic shocks.
The stock market collapsed.
The Great Depression /facepalm
The Stock Market crash. It is also called Black Tuesday and the year is 1929.
There were about 30 Stock Market crashes in history.
1920
it was fear
The great depression and stock market crashes
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.
The stock market crashes because of the existing economic events coupled with crowd behavior and psychology in which people prefers to sell. (Wikipedia) Generally the causes why crashes occurs in stock markets are: 1. Prolonged period of rising of stock prices 2. Excessive economic optimism 3. P/E ratios exceeded long-term averages 4. extensive use of margin debt and leverage by the market participants
The purpose of using stock trading simulation is to better see how the stock market fluctuates. This is used in order to make sure any stock market crashes (like the Great Stock Market crash) never happens again.
the great depression
great depression
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.
Over a short period of time it is called a recession and over a long period of time it is called a depression. Don't bother asking what we are in now because the truth is no one KNOWS!!! 2. bear market (novanet) -D.Couch
Bear Market