A Repeat Of 'Black Monday' Would Send The S&P 500 Down More Than 1,500 Points And Wipe Out More Than $13 Trillion In Stock Market Value

A Repeat Of 'Black Monday' Would Send The S&P 500 Down More Than 1,500 Points And Wipe Out More Than $13 Trillion In Stock Market Value

Thirty-nine years after a single October Monday vaporized trillions and paralyzed markets worldwide, analysts are drawing uncomfortable parallels between 1987 and today's AI-fueled rally, and the math behind a repeat scenario is sobering.

A Repeat Of ‘Black Monday’ Would Send The S&P 500 Down More Than 1,500 Points And Wipe Out More Than $13 Trillion In Stock Market Value

The post A Repeat Of ‘Black Monday’ Would Send The S&P 500 Down More Than 1,500 Points And Wipe Out More Than $13 Trillion In Stock Market Value appeared first on 24/7 Wall St.. The benchmark S&P 500 is still up 11.9% this year, but Wall Street marks Monday, Oct. 19, 2026, the 39th anniversary of…