The Psychology Of A Stock Market Crash: Why Investors Are Still In Denial

Eoin McGee: How do the rich get richer? They run towards the markets when everyone else is running away

Every three to five years on average, we have what the media calls a stock market crash, but I prefer to see it as a temporary decline.

David Bahnsen: Trump Voters Are Petrified From The Market Crash

Tony Perkins tried to make Big Business the goat, but Bahnsen dispelled that quickly.

The Psychology Of A Stock Market Crash: Why Investors Are Still In Denial

The market is always right, so they say – but sometimes, it takes a while to come to its conclusion. In extreme times it can take time to adjust to the new circumstances.