Seven More Bear Markets
Over the last two days, I covered the Great Depression along with the Great Recession, Dot-com Bubble, and COVID crash. However, there are still a ton of other bad market events to look at:
Besides the four downturns I already mentioned, there are seven other bear markets of at least a -20% drop since 1929. So, here’s a visual history of how they looked from the context of if they happened again:
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