Panic of 1907: the crash one banker stopped from his library
The Panic of 1907 began with a failed copper corner on 16 October and ended in Morgan's library on 4 November. What a trading journal would have shown.
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Bubbles, crashes and regime changes since 1720, and what a trading journal would have shown.
Panic of 1873: the crash that started in Vienna and shut Wall Street for ten days
The Panic of 1873 began in Vienna on 9 May, reached New York on 18 September and opened a 65-month contraction. What a trading journal would have shown.
Read the article1720: the Mississippi Bubble, when John Law printed the buyer
Mississippi Bubble 1720: shares rose from 500 to 10,000 livres, then 2.7 billion livres of notes chased them down. What a journal would have shown.
Read the articleBlack Monday 1987: the day portfolio insurance sold into its own crash
Black Monday 1987: the Dow fell 22.6% in one session while $60 to $90 billion of portfolio insurance sold into the fall. What a journal would have shown.
Read the article1929: what the crash taught Wall Street about leverage
Buyers put down 10% in 1929. The Dow fell 13% in a day. How margin turned a bad week into an 89% drawdown, and what Regulation T changed afterwards.
Read the article1720: the South Sea Bubble, the first crash anyone could trade
From £128 to £1,050 and back to £124 in twelve months. What the South Sea Bubble of 1720 did to Britain, to Isaac Newton, and what a trading journal would have shown.
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