Seven biggest drops…

Jarod said:
The 7 largest Dow Jones drops in American history:

1. Trump, 3/16/20
-2,997.10

2. Trump, 3/12/20
-2,352.60

3. Trump, 3/9/20
-2,013.76

4. Trump, 6/11/20
-1,861.82

5. Trump, 4/3/25
-1,679.39

6. Trump, 3/11/20
-1,464.94

7. Trump, 03/18/20
-1,338.46

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Does anyone imagine that Jarod got something correct? No? I thought not.

Here are the 7 largest Dow Jones drops in American history, coincidentally caused mostly by Democrat policies.

1. Black Monday: October 19, 1987: -22.61% President: Ronald Reagan
2. Black Monday and Tuesday of the Great Depression: October 28+29, 1929: -12.82% and -11.73% President: Herbert Hoover
3. Democrat overhype of the COVID fraud: March 16, 2020: -12.93% President: Donald Trump
4. Democrat shutdowns of businesses during the COVID fraud: March 12, 2020: -9.99% President: Donald Trump
5. Wake of Black Monday and Tuesday of the Great Depression: November 6, 1929: -9.92% President: Herbert Hoover
6. Panic of 1896: December 18, 1899: -8.72% President: Grover Cleveland
7. Bursting of Bill Clinton's pet Community Reinvestment Act housing bubble: October 15, 2008: -7.87% President: George W. Bush

Note: The 1987 Black Monday was caused by the Democrat-controlled Congress vastly overprinting money, causing skyrocketing inflation which led directly to overvaluation of stocks. The stock market couldn't withstand Greenspan's attempt to get inflation under control through increasing interest rates. Democrats made the crash inevitable.

Note: The Panic of 1896 was just that, a panic, because the American people saw that Grover Cleveland wasn't exhibiting any initiative to provide relief to struggling sectors and communities suffering from the severe deflation occurring from the gold standard issues at the time. The issues themselves weren't directly the problem, but rather the panic resulting from the American people not seeing any light at the end of the tunnel due to Cleveland's unwillingness to address their problems.
 
IBDaMann said:
Does anyone imagine that Jarod got something correct? No? I thought not.

Here are the 7 largest Dow Jones drops in American history, coincidentally caused mostly by Democrat policies.

1. Black Monday: October 19, 1987: -22.61% President: Ronald Reagan
2. Black Monday and Tuesday of the Great Depression: October 28+29, 1929: -12.82% and -11.73% President: Herbert Hoover
3. Democrat overhype of the COVID fraud: March 16, 2020: -12.93% President: Donald Trump
4. Democrat shutdowns of businesses during the COVID fraud: March 12, 2020: -9.99% President: Donald Trump
5. Wake of Black Monday and Tuesday of the Great Depression: November 6, 1929: -9.92% President: Herbert Hoover
6. Panic of 1896: December 18, 1899: -8.72% President: Grover Cleveland
7. Bursting of Bill Clinton's pet Community Reinvestment Act housing bubble: October 15, 2008: -7.87% President: George W. Bush

Note: The 1987 Black Monday was caused by the Democrat-controlled Congress vastly overprinting money, causing skyrocketing inflation which led directly to overvaluation of stocks. The stock market couldn't withstand Greenspan's attempt to get inflation under control through increasing interest rates. Democrats made the crash inevitable.

Note: The Panic of 1896 was just that, a panic, because the American people saw that Grover Cleveland wasn't exhibiting any initiative to provide relief to struggling sectors and communities suffering from the severe deflation occurring from the gold standard issues at the time. The issues themselves weren't directly the problem, but rather the panic resulting from the American people not seeing any light at the end of the tunnel due to Cleveland's unwillingness to address their problems.
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Nice try.
COVID fraud?
Tell that to the families that had people die from it.
 
Jarod said:
How so?
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Oh Veruca. Since you are trying to compare the drop in the DOW across all of US history, you must account for the size of the DOW Jones. In order to make it a more reasonable comparison, you should look at the percent drop when comparing across different time periods. With that in mind let's look at the top 7 largest daily drops by percentage in US history




Jarod said:
How so?
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Oh Veruca, you know how so, but I will explain it because I don't mind embarrassing you. Looking at the total number and comparing across time is a misrepresentation because it doesn't take into account the starting point or the overall size of the market during the drop.

To do this right you should look at the one day percentage drop

With that in mind here are the top 7 largest percentage drops in the DOW Jones

1) October 18, 1987 - 22.61% drop Black Monday - global crash
2) October 28, 1929 - 12.82% drop - Start of great depression
3) October 29, 1929 - 11.73% drop - Black Tuesday
4) March 16, 2020 - 12.93% drop - COVID 19 panic selling
5) March 12, 2020 - 9.99% drop - COVID 19 panic selling
6) October 26, 1987 - 8.07% drop - Aftershock of Black Monday
7) March 9, 2020 - Start of COVID 19 related selloff

So when you look at these honestly, the 7 biggest percentage drops centered around three distinct events. The start of the Great Depression, COVID 19 and Black Monday

Now this would have been an honest portrayal of the data if one is an honest broker. So the question then becomes. Are you ignorant of how to honestly present data or were you purposefully being dishonest? Which is it Veruca?
 
IBDaMann said:
Does anyone imagine that Jarod got something correct? No? I thought not.

Here are the 7 largest Dow Jones drops in American history, coincidentally caused mostly by Democrat policies.

1. Black Monday: October 19, 1987: -22.61% President: Ronald Reagan
2. Black Monday and Tuesday of the Great Depression: October 28+29, 1929: -12.82% and -11.73% President: Herbert Hoover
3. Democrat overhype of the COVID fraud: March 16, 2020: -12.93% President: Donald Trump
4. Democrat shutdowns of businesses during the COVID fraud: March 12, 2020: -9.99% President: Donald Trump
5. Wake of Black Monday and Tuesday of the Great Depression: November 6, 1929: -9.92% President: Herbert Hoover
6. Panic of 1896: December 18, 1899: -8.72% President: Grover Cleveland
7. Bursting of Bill Clinton's pet Community Reinvestment Act housing bubble: October 15, 2008: -7.87% President: George W. Bush

Note: The 1987 Black Monday was caused by the Democrat-controlled Congress vastly overprinting money, causing skyrocketing inflation which led directly to overvaluation of stocks. The stock market couldn't withstand Greenspan's attempt to get inflation under control through increasing interest rates. Democrats made the crash inevitable.

Note: The Panic of 1896 was just that, a panic, because the American people saw that Grover Cleveland wasn't exhibiting any initiative to provide relief to struggling sectors and communities suffering from the severe deflation occurring from the gold standard issues at the time. The issues themselves weren't directly the problem, but rather the panic resulting from the American people not seeing any light at the end of the tunnel due to Cleveland's unwillingness to address their problems.
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Wish I would have saw this post before I responded to Veruca, but essentially we are both right and Veruca is his usual dishonest self. Or he is stupid. And they aren't mutually exclusive
 
Hawkeye10 said:
Judging the market changes by points is idiotic....percentages is the correct metric.
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For once you said something true. From Tbird's link. Note the dates:

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Teflon Don said:
Oh Veruca. Since you are trying to compare the drop in the DOW across all of US history, you must account for the size of the DOW Jones. In order to make it a more reasonable comparison, you should look at the percent drop when comparing across different time periods. With that in mind let's look at the top 7 largest daily drops by percentage in US history





Oh Veruca, you know how so, but I will explain it because I don't mind embarrassing you. Looking at the total number and comparing across time is a misrepresentation because it doesn't take into account the starting point or the overall size of the market during the drop.

To do this right you should look at the one day percentage drop

With that in mind here are the top 7 largest percentage drops in the DOW Jones

1) October 18, 1987 - 22.61% drop Black Monday - global crash
2) October 28, 1929 - 12.82% drop - Start of great depression
3) October 29, 1929 - 11.73% drop - Black Tuesday
4) March 16, 2020 - 12.93% drop - COVID 19 panic selling
5) March 12, 2020 - 9.99% drop - COVID 19 panic selling
6) October 26, 1987 - 8.07% drop - Aftershock of Black Monday
7) March 9, 2020 - Start of COVID 19 related selloff

So when you look at these honestly, the 7 biggest percentage drops centered around three distinct events. The start of the Great Depression, COVID 19 and Black Monday

Now this would have been an honest portrayal of the data if one is an honest broker. So the question then becomes. Are you ignorant of how to honestly present data or were you purposefully being dishonest? Which is it Veruca?
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If you are fully retired, Trump Dummy, I hope your money is under your mattress.
 
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