1989 Archive Volume
In 1989, the S&L crisis hit regional property markets unevenly—Phoenix fell 3.9% while Minneapolis gained 2.9%, a study in divergent resilience.
5 files in this volume
The year in numbers
- 24
- Replayable scenarios
This year's files
- 011989: When the S&L Crisis Met Two Regional Property Markets
In 1989, the S&L crisis hit regional property markets unevenly—Phoenix fell 3.9% while Minneapolis gained 2.9%, a study in divergent resilience.
Read the file → - 021989–1991: When the S&L Crisis Met American Property Markets
The Savings and Loan crisis met US property markets in 1989, creating divergent regional outcomes across six city replays spanning 30 months of monthly bars.
Read the file → - 031989–1990: Three Mid-Cap Corrections at the Decade's Edge
Winter 1989 brought a rare synchronized correction across UK, UAE, and US mid-cap markets—FTSE 250 fell 16.4%, ADX dropped 25.3%, S&P 400 slipped 10.8%.
Read the file → - 041989-1996: Five Property Markets, One Overheat — Why Some Collapsed While Others Recovered
When global property peaked in 1989, five nations diverged sharply. Finland crashed 39.8%, the UK fell 28.9%, Norway dropped 25.4%, Canada wobbled 8.4%, and the US barely flinched at 0.4%.
Read the file → - 051989: The Small-Cap Correction That Split the Market
Three mid- and small-cap indices corrected in sync during 1989 — exposing a persistent gap between headline losses and actual drawdown pain.
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