DOT-COM BUST, Crash 1987 conducted relief shares similar to pop mountain

Each bear market has such days.

Nasdaq Erected 12% on Wednesday, the second best recorded by the technological index and its sharp action since January 2001, which was the middle of the DOT-COM disaster.

During the financial crisis in October 2008, Nasdaq enjoyed two of his best five days. The other two came when the technological bubble was torn. The Sixth Best Index Day has begun since 1971 March 13, 2020, Since the pandemic is on

Of the 25 best days for NASDAQ, including Wednesday, 22, took place during the Dot-Com collapse, the financial crisis of 2008-09 or in the early days of COVID. One happened on October 21, 1987Two days after Black Monday. The second was in November 2022.

Name this rebound to dead cats, relief or short coating. This is a familiar reaction in the worst times for Wall Rate.

Be prepared for a lot of instability.

The worst month of records for NASDAQ was in October 1987, when the index plunged into 27%. Second, which became 23% fall in November 2000. In March 2020, NASDAQ flooded 10%. This month he still declined by 1% immediately after closing it The worst quarter Since 2022.

President Donald Trump caused Wednesday rebound when it dropped New tariff Tariffs on imports from most US trading partners up to 10% in 90 days to allow Trade negotiations With these countries. The President’s social media message raised the optimism that the fees would be less serious than expected, and immediately increased the market that has been killed since Trump rolled out his wide tariff plan last week.

Wealthy Trump donors and business executives, including head of the hedge -facilities Bill Akman, A home depot Co-founder Ken Longons and Billionaire Investor Leon Kuperman weighed with hefty criticism of Trump’s tariffs. Jpmorgan chase CEO Jamie Dimon – said earlier Wednesday that tariffs are likely to lead to recession after Black CEO Larry Fink said on Monday at the New York event that “most of the executives I talk to, he said that we are probably in recession now.”

Tesla CEO Elon Musk, the richest person in the world and one of the closest clattering Peter NavaroTrump’s chief advisor, calling him “moron” and “stupid than a brick bag.”

Musk’s electrical vehicles were late, knocking 22% in four previous trading sessions after suffering The worst quarter Since 2022, the shares have taken off 23% on Wednesday, its second better record.

The big difference between the current market shock and the downturn in 1987, 2000-2001, 2008 and 2020 is that many investors say it can easily avoid and may be canceled on the basis of what the president decides to do.

“What Trump presented on Wednesday, stupid, incorrectly, brazenly extreme, inexperienced in trade and turn to invincible with the wrong tools,” Ken Fisher’s investor wrote Message on x On Monday, referring to the announcement last week. “However, how I can say that it disappears and will not work, and fear is greater than the problem that is bullish.”

Trump’s attempt to predict Trump’s next step is a fool’s mistake.

Sunday night president – told reporters that he does not try to push the market, “but sometimes you need to take the medicine to fix something.” He emphasized the importance of securing trade deficits in China and said that “if we do not solve this problem, I’m not going to make a deal.”

At least the president maintains his rigid line in China. On Wednesday, he said he raised the tariff for China up to 125%. All other countries will return to 10% of the base rate as they negotiate.

Prior to their last speech, economic fears spilled the bond market, causing concern that higher interest rates would create additional problems for consumers at the worst time. A 10-year-old treasury notes yieldWhat helps determine the mortgage rates, credit card debt and car loans, over the night up to 4.51% after reaching 3.9% last week. Currently, it is 4.38%.

Since the megacop -compoels that make up the negative part of the NASDAQ and S&P 500, they are preparing to report on quarterly results, starting from the end of this month, the management teams will look for some visibility, which can direct forecasts for the rest of the year and in 2026.

In the absence of greater clarity, many of their plans are likely to be stopped if they understand how many existing and expected tariffs will costs and harm the profits, and what they need to do to draw the supply networks.

Wednesday brought some help. Investors like Ackman are celebrating.

“It was brilliantly executed @realdonaldtrump” – Akman wrote on x. “Textbook, Art of Transactions.”

In the note, the Wedbush analyst Dan Jus called it “the news we and all on the street was” after “independent Armageddon”.

But for companies that are in the intersection of Trump’s political decisions, there is an uncertainty.

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