Börsencrash
Börsencrash is a German term that translates to "stock market crash." It refers to a sudden and steep decline in stock prices across a broad range of equities. These events are characterized by panic selling, where investors rush to sell their holdings, further accelerating the price drops. Börsencrashes can be triggered by a variety of factors, including economic downturns, political instability, geopolitical crises, or even unexpected news events that erode investor confidence.
Historically, several significant Börsencrashes have occurred, impacting global economies. The Wall Street Crash of 1929, which
The aftermath of a Börsencrash often involves periods of volatility as markets attempt to find a new