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To put it in the nutshell. The stock market collapse is the biggest fear of stock buyer. We need to consider it when we the stocks. Stock market is like gambling we cannot forcast it.
There are a lot of descriptions of stock market collapse but from my words I would say. The decline the rates of stocks is the Black Tuesday. And it can come anytime in the stock marketing.
Thanks of all readers.
If anybody find me wrong please give me your views to comment here or you can email me on Bahia97kulwinder@gmail.com

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When a lot of people bought the stocks then the demand of stock decreased. And a lot of people’s accounts got hurt a lot. This is the example we can never predict the stock market’s future. In the video we see how the news of black tuesday took the front page of every newspaper.

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History Brief: Black Tuesday (The Stock Market Crash)

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For teaching resources covering this material, check out our workbook: http://www.amazon.com/Great-Depression-Dirty-Thirties/dp/1500862584/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8 In this video, Black Tuesday and the Stock Market Crash of 1929 are explained.

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People’s belief about the real estate collapse. 

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People’s belief about the real estate collapse. 

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In this video A guy is saying the reasons why there will be real estate will crash. There are some he gave like new immigrants, unemployment, high price of houses but less money people have. In the comment a lot people agreed on the that.

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Why I am 90% Sure A Real Estate Crash Is Coming - Tell me I am wrong

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This picture describes the fear of investors about the stock market collapse. In the example when economy declines the sitimulus package smashed wrostly and the stock buyer is wrost.
Source https://lucycool01.files.wordpress.com/2008/09/7b42228f7c-44f2-4f09-92fe-3738ba21c37c7d.gif

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The example graph describes Stock Market Collapse!

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The example graph describes Stock Market Collapse!

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When the dollars power in the world decreases the situation of country’s people become wrost. If go on the other the other side if we the power of dollar increase
the situation of people in the business become really good. I guessed about the people who are in the stock marketing . Sources https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/markets/stocks-that-have-continuously-lost-over-last-8-days-2584067.html

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The reasons of Why canadian stock market will crash!

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The reasons of Why canadian stock market will crash!

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First of all they are talking about the production of companies in the canada and the demand of fuels and increasing the prices production and fuels. According to PM of canada they are a lot of plans for the future of
Canada. They also put a light how the behaviour of some companies such as Amazon.

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The Canadian Stock Market Will Crash! - This Is Why

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What if Stock market crash in  2018.  Prepare yourself

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What if Stock market crash in  2018.  Prepare yourself

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this website is giving the example of ishares which fells and reached its half prices. That was the worst situation. This website says that if you are good in the business and get and experience in the market stock loss, do not worry, it would be temporary.

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With the U.S. and Canadian stock markets trading at near their all-time highs, investors may be complacent and have forgotten what it feels like to be in a market crash or a down market.

When things go awry, the market can slide real fast. Let's experience the last crash again to mentally prepare us for the next one.

The last market crash

In the last market crash, the Canadian market, represented by iShares S&P/TSX 60 Index Fund, fell from a peak of about $22.50 per share to a trough of about $12 per share. So, the market essentially lost half of its value in about eight months between June 2008 and February 2009.

Even the safest stocks and leaders in their respective spaces, such as banking leader Royal Bank (TSX:RY)(NYSE:RY) and utility leader Fortis (TSX:FTS)(NYSE:FTS), could not get away from the tidal wave. Half of Royal Bank's market cap evaporated, and 20% of Fortis's value was gone.

To be fair, though, the last market crash was triggered by a financial crisis. So, it was rational that banks were hit hard. Royal Bank's diluted earnings per share (EPS), based on GAAP earnings, fell about 38% between fiscal 2007 and 2009, but its adjusted EPS remained stable and actually increased about 4.3% in the period.

Energy stock leader Suncor Energy (TSX:SU)(NYSE:SU) fell about 66% from peak to trough. The stock was pushed to a pretty sharp peak before the crash. Similar action was seen at large-cap oil and gas producer, Canadian Natural Resources (TSX:CNQ)(NYSE:CNQ), which fell about 63% from peak to trough.

Prepare yourself for the next market crash

The stocks discussed above are strong, large-cap companies that are present in many investor portfolios and funds. They lost at least 20% of their value in the last market crash.

Inevitably, the next market crash will descend upon us sooner or later. It would be to the benefit of investors to slash off 20-50% of their stock portfolio value to see what the number is and prepare themselves mentally.

In the occurrence of a market crash, do not panic. Know that if you hold quality businesses the lost value will be temporary, even if you have positions that are in the red.

Investor takeaway

When a market crash occurs, we could see our stock portfolio value reduced by 20-50%. That is not the time to panic. When the market really falls 20-50%, it'll be the time to shop for bargains. Make sure you have cash to add to your best stocks in those times.

Fool contributor Kay Ng has no position in any of the stocks mentioned.

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What it Feels Like to Be in a Market Crash

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With the U.S. and Canadian stock markets trading at near their all-time highs, investors may be complacent and have forgotten what it feels like to be in a market crash or a down market. When things go awry, the market can slide real fast.

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The below given picture put a light how people were affected after loosing the money in the stocks.

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The news about the great crash in Canada in 1929. 

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The news about the great crash in Canada in 1929. 

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24 October 1929 is called the Black Thursday. This day is seen the massive fall in the stocks. Due to this a lot of account did not have any cent.
People had a lot of stress due to this.

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The wheat glut of 1928 threw the Winnipeg Grain Exchange into a spiral, triggering a depression in Canada's economy.

It began to take shape on 24 October 1929, Black Thursday. "Stock Speculators Shaken in Wild Day of Panic," shouted the front page of the next day's Toronto . The New York Stock Exchange, the accompanying stories reported, had experienced massive declines in wild trading, with a record 12.8 million shares sold. Thousands of accounts were wiped out before leading bankers and industrialists intervened to halt the slump. The dread extended to the Toronto markets, the Globe declared, and "rocked" share prices there. In Montréal, forced selling ran rampant, and practically every stock finished the day down.

"The biggest crash ever recorded," lamented the famed British economist John Maynard Keynes, whose own investments were entirely gone by the end of the year ( see Keynesian Economics).

Tuesday, 29 October - or Black Tuesday - was worse still. On Wall Street, 16.4 million shares were sold, almost 4 million more than Black Thursday's unprecedented totals. The New York Times industrial average plummeted, eliminating a strong year's gains, and the investment giant Goldman Sachs Trading Corporation was reduced to 58 per cent of its worth the night before.

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In Toronto and Montréal, liquidation records were set. Horrified investors clogged the financial districts, while employees in the exchanges and the brokerage houses worked themselves to near-collapse in an attempt to corral the paperwork. The Canadian Annual Review of Public Affairs reckoned that "never before the 1929 crash had amounts that ran into billions of dollars been lost on the Canadian Stock Exchanges in so brief a period of time." In Montréal, some 500,000 shares were sold (5 times the usual amount); in Toronto, 330,000 were sold (13 times the usual).

"The singular feature of the great crash of 1929 was that the worst continued to worsen," wrote Canadian-born economist John Kenneth Galbraith in his seminal book The Great Crash 1929 (1954). The markets jumped back to life, but briefly. The setbacks returned and they persisted.

From the peak of the bull market in 1929 to mid-1930, the 50 most active Canadian stocks diminished on average to well under half their market value. Shareholders in International Nickel and Imperial Oil lost more than $500 million each, those in Canadian Pacific Railway over $60 million.

Standard Oil of New Jersey's John D. Rockefeller, the Bill Gates of his day, was caught up in the turmoil. On 13 November 1929, yet another disastrous day for the markets, he put his family's money behind a guarantee that his enterprise's shares would not fall below 50. In early 1932, the price was 20.

Historians and economists debate the importance of the Great Crash. Some claim that it brought on the Great Depression that blighted the 1930s across the industrialized world; others scarcely mention it in their narratives of the decade-long economic ordeal, an international phenomenon with many origins and explanations.

The economic downturn seemed moderate enough when Conservative leader R.B. Bennett hit the election trail in 1930. But Bennett was able to use it to good effect to defeat William Lyon Mackenzie King's Liberals, who'd been in power for nearly a decade and were reluctant to acknowledge the crisis brewing in Canada.

Six months after the election, Prime Minister Bennett realized that the country was in a severe economic depression. The low point came in 1933, when national output and exports - crucial then as now to the Canadian economy ( see Economic Indicators) - were down a third from late 1920s levels. Farms of the West were in crisis ( see Drought). Nearly a third of the workforce was unemployed.

The rich and well-stuffed Bennett was the butt of cruel jokes and the symbol of everything Canadians loathed. Though he tried to turn the tide, establishing the Bank of Canada and presenting his New Deal for social service reform in 1935, it was too little too late. In the next election, Canadians ousted Bennett.

The economy struggled back, yet very slowly, and a late 1930s recession interrupted the upward trend ( see Business Cycles). In 1939, there were still hundreds of thousands of Canadians on what passed for financial relief, with monthly rates for a family of five varying from $60 in Calgary to $19 in Halifax. This was before the rise of the welfare state in the ensuing decades.

Year upon year of economic woe set peoples against one another in a global depression that left few markets unscathed. In response, governments heaped on the tariffs, wanting to protect themselves and punish others ( see Protectionism). Democracies turned in on themselves, selfish and frightened. Capitalism had apparently failed, and its opponents were in fashion. Territory-hungry dictatorships flourished ( see Fascism). In this respect, the Second World War was a child of the Great Depression. Then, in a twist of fate, the economic prosperity of war ended Canada's Depression.

( See also Economic History.)

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In the other words collapse is also called crash in the stock marketing. There are some main reasons of the crash. First is the buying the stocks fro the long terms. Second one is the wars, change in the law and etc.
According to Wikipedia, in the 1907 there was a huge crash in the NYSE due to the manipulation of stocks by the other company,

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We are going to put a light on the Market Stock Collapse 

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We are going to put a light on the Market Stock Collapse 

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There are some following  main point you will see on our wall.
1. What is Market Collapse
2. Why It happens.
3. What are the affects of Stock Market collapse.