Black Monday scared the world but the market’s up over 2,000% since then.
In this short YouTube commentary, the speaker recounts the October 19, 1987 "Black Monday" crash, when the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 22.6% in a single day, the largest one‑day percentage drop in U.S. history. He contrasts the panic of that day—when the Dow was around 1,738 points—with the present level of over $37,000, highlighting a roughly 2,000% increase since the crash. The core message is that market crashes are inevitable but are followed by long‑term recoveries that reward investors who stay calm and remain invested. He urges viewers to avoid short‑term fear, adopt a long‑term strategy, and consider “recession‑proofing” their money, ending with a call to follow, comment, and engage for further wealth‑building guidance.
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