The Great Meltdowns A Century of Global Market Crashes and Recoveries (AI & Money Market)

The Great Meltdowns: A Century of Global Market Crashes and Recoveries
From Wall Street to Dalal Street - How Markets Fall, Recover, and Reinvent Themselves
The Rhythm of Destruction and Rebirth
Every generation believes its financial world is different - smarter, more advanced, immune to past mistakes. Yet, time after time, markets prove otherwise. The stock market, the most visible barometer of economic hope and human ambition, has an uncanny rhythm: it builds, it bursts, it heals, and then it rises again - stronger, wiser, yet still vulnerable to the same emotional forces that have governed human behavior for centuries.
In The Great Meltdowns: A Century of Global Market Crashes and Recoveries, author Anshuman Mishra, an academician, technologist, and analyst of complex systems, takes you through the gripping, data-rich history of global market collapses - from the Great Depression of 1929 to the COVID-19 crash of 2020, and beyond into the uncertain but data-driven future of finance.
This is not just a book about markets falling - it is about why they fall, what we can learn, and how they rise again.
A Global and Historical Journey
From Wall Street's panic in 1929 to Dalal Street's resilience in 2020, this book examines how the world's greatest market crashes occurred, what led to them, how investors and institutions reacted, and what systemic reforms emerged in their wake.
The narrative moves across continents and centuries, uniting economics, psychology, politics, and technology into a single coherent analysis of financial chaos and human resilience.
You'll travel through:New York (1929): Where the age of speculation ended in disaster, giving birth to modern regulation.London & Paris (1973): When the Oil Crisis crippled industries and redefined global economics.Tokyo (1987): Where Black Monday's shockwaves turned the world's second-largest economy cautious.Silicon Valley (2000): When the Dot-Com dream vaporized into a data-driven awakening.Wall Street (2008): When greed, leverage, and flawed risk models nearly destroyed global capitalism.Athens (2010): Where the European dream trembled under debt.Shanghai (2015): Where retail investors learned the speed of digital panic.Mumbai (2020): Where the Indian market fell 40% in weeks, only to record its fastest recovery ever.Each story is explored not just as a financial event but as a human drama, revealing how optimism turns to fear - and how that fear paves the way for innovation, regulation, and rebirth.
The Anatomy of a Crash: What Really Happens When Markets Fall
Through rich narrative and deep research, The Great Meltdowns decodes the scientific and emotional structure of a market collapse:Stage 1: Euphoria and Overconfidence - When valuations rise far above fundamentals, and "this time it's different" becomes the mantra.Stage 2: Warning Signals - Rising debt, inverted yield curves, liquidity crunches, inflated P/E ratios, and global economic disconnect.Stage 3: Panic and Contagion - When fear becomes viral; algorithms, media, and investors trigger a chain reaction of selling.Stage 4: Capitulation - The darkest moment when hope vanishes, and even blue-chip stocks seem doomed.Stage 5: Recovery and Rebirth - Quiet, data-driven, slow confidence returning - the beginning of the next boom.Mishra weaves these stages into each historical narrative, making readers not just witnesses of history but interpreters of patterns that repeat across generations.

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