When Markets Crashed: The 4 Worst Single-Day Drops in S&P History

This episode breaks down  dollar cost averaging and ranks the four worst single-day percentage declines in S&P history—Black Monday (1987), the Great Crash and Black Tuesday (1929), and the COVID-19 crash (2020)—and explains what happened during those days.

Hosts Rob and Wealth Advisor, Abby Lovaglio, discuss margin calls, the market’s bouncebacks, emotional investing, and practical strategies like dollar-cost averaging to stay invested for long-term growth.

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