01/21/2026
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01/22/2026
With AI in the equation, now, I would think the brain power it has should be set that before a crash, it could warn the powers that be and it could be stopped and the market adjusted to fit the need since it is given the power to see so far in advance.
ttps://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/stock-market-crash.asp
The breakers and stops explained below seems to cover the bases. It seems a number of articles state that some of the stocks are over-priced. What are the rules for a company to raise their stock.
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A stock market crash is a rapid and often unexpected drop in stock prices due to major events, economic crises, or collapsing speculative bubbles. Public panic contributes to further falling prices, leading to significant economic impacts.
Famous stock market crashes include the 1929 Great Depression, Black Monday in 1987, the 2001 dotcom bubble burst, the 2008 financial crisis, and the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic.
Stock market crashes are typically abrupt double-digit percentage drops in a stock index over a few days. Stock market crashes often make a significant impact on the economy. Selling shares during a sudden drop and buying too many stocks on margin are common ways investors lose money during crashes.
Well-known U.S. stock market crashes include the market crash of 1929, which resulted from economic decline and panic selling and sparked the Great Depression, and Black Monday (1987), which was also largely caused by investor panic.
Another major crash occurred in 2008 in the housing and real estate market and resulted in what we now refer to as the Great Recession. High-frequency trading was determined to be a cause of the flash crash that occurred in May 2010 and wiped off trillions of dollars from stock prices.
In March 2020, stock markets around the world declined into bear market territory because of the emergence of a pandemic of the COVID-19 coronavirus.
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Since the crashes of 1929 and 1987, safeguards have been put in place to prevent crashes due to panicked stockholders selling their assets. Such safeguards include trading curbs, or circuit breakers, which prevent any trade activity whatsoever for a certain period of time following a sharp decline in stock prices, in hopes of stabilizing the market and preventing it from falling further.
For example, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has a set of thresholds in place to guard against crashes. They provide for trading halts in all equities and options markets during a severe market decline as measured by a single-day decline in the S&P 500 Index. According to the NYSE:1
Stock market crashes can erase investment values and significantly harm those relying on returns for retirement. While equity price collapses can happen quickly or slowly, crashes often lead to a recession or depression.
Markets can also be stabilized by large entities purchasing massive quantities of stocks, essentially setting an example for individual traders and curbing panic selling. In one famous example, the Panic of 1907, a 50% drop in stocks in New York set off a financial panic that threatened to bring down the financial system. J. P. Morgan, the famous financier, and investor, convinced New York bankers to step in and use their personal and institutional capital to shore up markets.2 However, these methods are not always effective and are unproven.
A stock market crash is characterized by its sudden and steep decline in stock prices, often following a catastrophic event or economic crisis. Historically, events like the 1929 Great Depression, the 1987 Black Monday, and the 2008 financial crisis are notable examples. Preventive measures like circuit breakers and trading curbs have been implemented to curb panic selling and stabilize markets.
However, the fear-driven reactions that accompany crashes can exacerbate economic downturns. Understanding these market dynamics and the historical context can empower investors to make informed decisions during volatile times.
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15 USC 78i: Market Manipulation and Securities Fraud Laws – LegalClarity
The above is under a copy right and you would have to go to the site to read.
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Again, with AI in the equation, now, I would think the brain power it has should be set that before a crash, it could warn the powers that be and it could be stopped and the market adjusted to fit the need since it is given the power to see so far in advance.
Now, with AI, and all of the checks and balances available so far in advance – a crash should never happen.
kommonsentsjane
01/23/2026
Posted on January 23, 2026 by kommonsentsjane
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01/21/2026
Remember how many years Pelosi has been harrassing the President! The bad part is Pelosi is using her nephew, Governor Newsom, to take her place in trying to still “take out” the President. They are not going to stop until the left under Obama/Biden are made responsible for the left’s COUP. Look what an assel Newsom made of himself at Davos trying to panhandle his evil. He can’t even put his home state in a positive manner while Pelosi is wheeling/dealing in her disability machine with the stock market while on duty in the Congress. She is still trying to do harm to the American people with the aid of Newsom/Obama/Hillary/Soros, who is still fightin’ WWII. Remember he was on the opposite side.
The following President’s parody will try to lighten your load. The left is trying to convince the American people that the present situation our country is going through IS President Trump’s fault. Which is just another lie and nothing new to the world.
When something is broke like the debt and the corruption (Minnesota plus all of the blue states) and give-away money the left usurped to foreign countries during their 12 years – and now the Republicans are trying to fix that china broken vase which as we know is hard to do. The results are what is putting the American people in a bind. So look to the left (the progressives) as to who to blame.
We are praying they can pull this off.
Then – we have this MARKET CRASH which they are constantly throwing in the mix while the people are hurting.
Understanding Stock Market Crashes and Their Impact.
Let’s go down memory lane and view what needs fixin’!
Posted on December 23, 2017 by kommonsentsjane
Enjoy. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Victor Davis Hanson: January 6, Five Years Later—Were We Played?
Victor Davis Hanson: January 6, Five Years Later—Were We Played?
Wikipedia • On January 6, 2021, the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C., was attacked by a mob of supporters of President Donald Trump in an attempted self-coup, two months after his defeat in the 2020 presidential election.
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Jan 5, 2026
Victor Davis Hanson: In a Few Words
Victor Davis Hanson:
What We Were Told About January 6 Doesn’t Add Up As the fifth anniversary of January 6 approaches, the Left’s carefully constructed narrative is starting to crack. On today’s episode of “Victor Davis Hanson: In a Few Words,” Hanson explains how branding January 6 an “insurrection” drove impeachment efforts, investigations, and years of specifically framed media coverage. He also examines the arrest and confession of Brian Cole Jr., the alleged January 6 pipe bomber, and why the delayed investigation and lingering questions surrounding his background cast doubt on many of the conclusions Americans were first told to accept. “To sum up everything we’ve been told about January 6th from the congressional committee to Kamala Harris’ description of it, to comparisons with the four-month, $2 billion, 35 dead, 1,500 police officers, prior riots, arson attacks on courthouses, police precincts that was never really mentioned as a comparable crisis in the republic, all of these things, a number of FBI informants, a number of FBI agents, any effort to find the pipe bomber, the treatment of the January—it was all never transparent. We never got the honest story. So, that begs the question, why? Why didn’t they just come out and say,
“Here’s all the information”? And the reason is, they wanted to cement a narrative in everybody’s mind that a reckless demonstration that turned into a riot was a pre-planned insurrection by Donald Trump, who ordered it, and therefore, should forfeit his political career, and he should never be allowed to run for office.” 0:00 The January 6th Narrative 1:40 Inconsistencies in the Investigation 2:20 The Mysterious Pipe Bomber 3:49 Media and Political Reactions 5:05 FBI Informants and Undercover Agents 7:02 Summarizing the January 6th Events 8:47 Conclusion 👉 This episode is sponsored by the Pepperdine School of Public Policy. Learn more: https://go.pepperdine.edu/dailysignal
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Thank you, Victor
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