1987 Archive Volume
Two crises tagged the same month—US S&L fallout and Norwegian banking strain—yet the property outcomes diverged sharply, testing decision-makers in opposite directions.
6 files in this volume
The year in numbers
- 31
- Replayable scenarios
This year's files
- 011987-12 to 1988-09: After Black Monday — Three Markets, Three Recovery Paths
Markets found their footing after Black Monday in late 1987. Three indices, three recovery paths: US small-caps, Abu Dhabi volatility, and a cautious UK climb.
Read the file → - 021987 Global Equity Unwind: When Mid-Caps and Small-Caps Signaled Before Black Monday
Summer 1987 complacency gave way to cascading sell-offs across U.S. mid-caps, UAE equities, and UK small-caps before October's Black Monday shock arrived.
Read the file → - 031987: Three Markets, One Window — How Mid-Caps Divided While the World Looked Elsewhere
Spring and summer 1987: the FTSE 250 climbed 21.9% while the S&P 400 MidCap corrected and ADX roiled — three markets, one data window, different lessons.
Read the file → - 041987 October: Three Property Markets, One Shock, Divergent Fates
Three BIS national property replays launched from October 1987 — Finland ground down by banking crisis, the UK caught in recession, Canada absorbing the shock. Identical structures, opposite outcomes.
Read the file → - 05January 1987: Two Property Crises, One Window, No Single Story
Two crises tagged the same month—US S&L fallout and Norwegian banking strain—yet the property outcomes diverged sharply, testing decision-makers in opposite directions.
Read the file → - 06October 1987: Black Monday and the Dual Index Collapse
Black Monday, Oct 19, 1987: the most studied single trading day. S&P 500 fell over 20% in hours; NASDAQ Composite drew down 36% from its summer peak.
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