Dutch Tulip Mania 1634-1637
South Sea Bubble 1720
Mississippi Bubble 1718-1720
British Railway Mania Bubble 1840’s
Florida Real Estate Bubble 1920’s
Stock Market Crash 1929
Kuwait’s Stock Bubble Crash 1980’s
Black Monday 1987
Japan’s Bubble Economy 1980’s
Tech Bubble 2000’s
Great Recession 2008
Flash Crash 2010

“From 1900 to 2013, the US stock market experienced 123 “corrections” (a 10% or greater drawdown) – an average of more than one per year! The more dramatic losses that are the hallmark of a bear market occur only slightly less frequently, averaging one every 3.5 years.” –Daniel Crosby, The Behavioral Investor.