Black Monday

I do not know how to do this, I can only say that being a thief, today is Black Monday , for me!

Two years after the 1987 market crash , the Dow was 400 points higher than it had been on the Friday before Black Monday, a gain of 20% .

Those two days, known as Black Monday and Black Tuesday, burst a bubble of speculative trading and helped trigger the Great Depression.

The stock market crash known as Black Monday in 1987 also brought with it the lengthening of hemlines.

In Europe also welcomes the black Monday, Australia, New Zealand the opening price is still today in falls.

It was also true of the portfolio insurance programs that caused the New York Stock Exchange's Black Monday in October 1987.

the stock market meet the black monday and the index dropped nearly 200 like once i said that it was so near to 3200.

We bought the company then a month later, Black Monday , we lost it.

And then came Black Monday. As soon as the opening bell rang on Oct. 28, prices began to drop.

black Monday was a point of sudden financial catastrophe.

A structure improvised almost 20 years ago in the aftermath of Black Monday is in dire need of an overhaul .

To this day it remains a footnote in the story of Black Monday, as the September crash became known.

Stocks had been rising for five years. Then came Black Monday.

The standard deviation of the index for the week surrounding Black Monday was equivalent to 89 percent per year.

When markets plunged on "Black Monday" in October 1987, people feared a repeat of the Wall Street crash of 1929.

If another example is needed , there is always the Black Monday crash of 1987 .

The FTSE 100 was now down almost 300 points - optimism was fading and the prospect of another Black Monday was coming into view.

But on 19 October 1987, Black Monday, the world's stock markets lost more than 20% of their value within a few hours.

The great crash of 1929 featured Black Thursday, Black Monday and Black Tuesday.

Never far from bearish minds is the 1987 crash, which saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average Plunge 508 points on Black Monday.

Mike: Of course, for every subject. Black Monday isn't over yet.

That 508-point plunge on Black Monday was worsened by so-called portfolio insurance.

Historical examples include the Black Monday (1987) , or the unpegging of some currencies.

The second Black Monday, the 1987 crash, arrived Oct. 19 and erased nearly 23% of the market's value in one day.

It worked after Black Monday (the day in October 1987 when the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 23%) and the Asian crisis of 1997-98.

European stock markets also suffered Black Monday , the London stock market was down 5. 3 percent;

Black marks from Black Monday