Predicting stock market crashes is extremely valuable for all investors. Several useful prediction models have been developed, focusing on mature financial markets, in North America, Europe, and Japan. The au...
A stock market crash can be regarded as a decline in the prices of stocks due to extensive financial terror. It can also be termed as an unexpected loss in the value of stocks and shares in corporations. Widespread crashes are primarily caused by economic factors and havoc in the market. ...
In this article, we apply the Log Periodic Power Law (LPPL), introduced by Johansen et al. (2000), for capturing the recent stock market crash in the Germa... JR Kurz-Kim - 《Applied Economics Letters》 被引量: 19发表: 2012年 Fitting the Log Periodic Power Law to financial crashes: ...
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Stock Market Crashes 作者:Branum, Miles 页数:146 定价:$ 24.58 ISBN:9781240169474 豆瓣评分 目前无人评价
However, economists say stocks only make up 15 to 20% of Chinese household wealth. This should help keep spending money in the pockets of consumers. READ: Stock market crashes: How does China’s stack up? What does this mean for China’s leaders?
stockindexover the course of a few days. Stock market crashes often make a significant impact on the economy. Selling shares after a sudden drop in prices and buying too many stocks on margin prior to one are two of the most common ways investors can tolose money when the market crashes....
Next, we explore the BSEYD's ability to predict crashes through a case study of the market meltdowns in China, Iceland, and the US in the 2007–2009 period. Historically, when the BSEYD measure is too high, meaning that long bond interest rates are too high relative to the trailing ...
Stock-market crashes are informative about the prospects for macroeconomic depressions. Long-term data for 30 countries reveal that, conditional on a crash, the probability of a minor depression is 31 percent and of a major depression is 10 percent. The largest depressions are particularly likely ...
Early U.S. Stock Market Crashes The first U.S. stock market crash took place in March of 1792. Before the Financial Crisis of 1791 to 1792, the Bank of the United States over-expanded its credit creation, which led to a speculative rise in the securities market. ...