Is Covid-19 crash the worst drawdown ever?

15/09/202015/09/2020 Deni Memic financialmarkets, sp500, stocks

How the stock market is being hit by COVID-19? How the current stock market collapse compares with others in history?

Black Tuesday 1929 (-86%), Nixon Shock 1973 (-48%), Dot Com Bubble 2000 (-49%), Global Fin Crisis 2007 (-57%), all beat Covid-19 2020 (-34%).

Deni Memic

Academic Program Chair Finance at Higher Colleges of Technology – UAE

Deni Memic

Academic Program Chair Finance at Higher Colleges of Technology - UAE

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