Everyone wants to see the value of their portfolio always go up and to the right, but this just isn't how the market works.

The stock market crash of October 1929 signaled the end of the "Roaring Twenties" and the beginning of the Great Depression.

This up-and-down uncertainty is nerve-racking, but a look back at previous downturns shows that the markets are resilient.

Major market sell-offs typically occur about once every five to 10 years, according to a study, but they come at various ...

Throwing out the extreme of the Great Depression, history suggests that after a market crash, stocks should bottom out in just a few months. Following the three modern-day market crashes, the markets ...

Major stock markets closed with some of the highest single-day gains ever following drops at the end of last week.The rebound ...

Major stock markets closed with more declines on Monday and Tuesday, following large drops at the end of last week.The drops ...

While investors might not be thrilled with President Trump's tariff policies or Wall Street's reaction through the early stages of his second term, one thing that's a veritable certainty is that the ...

Finally, during this market crash, keep a cool head and don't panic sell. Remember that the market has crashed many times and ...

This week brought significant daily declines across major stock ... performance of multiple stocks, often serving as an indicator for how the economy is doing. The Dow Jones Industrial Average index ...

President Donald Trump warned Americans in 2024 that a vote for Vice President Kamala Harris would be a vote for a market meltdown.

Historically, the S&P 500 has come back from every one of its downturns to eventually make investors whole again.