The Great Crash of 1929
1929
The Dow fell 89% in 3 years. It took 25 years to recover.
Crash Replay
Reproduza quedas e recuperações históricas do mercado para entender drawdowns, tempo de recuperação e disciplina de longo prazo.
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Black Tuesday — The Stock Market Crash Begins
1929
16.4 million shares traded in a single day. Fortunes vanished overnight.
Black Monday — Largest Single-Day Crash
1987
The Dow lost 22.6% in a single day. Markets bounced back in 2 years.
Gulf War Market Shock — 1990
1990
S&P 500 fell 20% as Iraq invaded Kuwait. Oil spiked 70% overnight.
The 1994 Bond Market Massacre
1994
The Fed raised rates 7 times in 12 months. Bonds lost trillions. Stocks barely flinched.
The Dot-Com Bubble Burst
2000
NASDAQ fell 78%. It took 15 years to recover to 2000 levels.
The 2008 Global Financial Crisis
2008
S&P 500 fell 57%. Lehman Brothers collapsed. $11 trillion in wealth vanished.
The 2010 Flash Crash
2010
Dow fell 1,000 points in minutes. Accenture briefly traded at $0.01. It fully recovered the same day.
The 2013 Taper Tantrum
2013
Bernanke mentioned 'tapering' once. Emerging markets crashed 15% in weeks.
Oil Price Collapse: From $107 to $27
2014
Crude oil crashed 75% in 19 months. Energy stocks were devastated.
China Stock Market Crash & 'Black Monday'
2015
Shanghai Composite fell 45%. Global markets tumbled on 'China fears'.
China Yuan Devaluation & Black Monday 2015
2015
China shocked the world by devaluing the yuan. S&P 500 lost 11% in 6 days.
Crypto Winter — Bitcoin Falls 84%
2017
Bitcoin fell from $19,783 to $3,122. 84% wiped out in 12 months.
COVID-19 Market Crash — Fastest 30% Drop Ever
2020
S&P 500 fell 34% in 33 days — the fastest bear market in history.
The 2022 Rate Hike Bear Market
2022
NASDAQ fell 35%. Bonds crashed too. The 60/40 portfolio had its worst year.
Por que revisitar crashes históricos?
Saber que crashes acontecem é diferente de sentir na pele como são os drawdowns e as recuperações. Crash Replay transforma a história em um simulador prático para que investidores comparem o comportamento de entrada em grandes períodos de estresse do mercado.