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This search covers 56 market history case studies spanning 1907 to 2023. Enter a keyword to find episodes by name, mechanism, or geography. Use the category filter to narrow by crisis type. Each result links to a full case study examining vulnerability, catalyst, transmission, policy response, and recovery.
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Use the search field and category filter to explore 56 documented market crises, crashes, bubbles, and shocks from 1907 to 2023. Common synonyms are recognized: searching "crash" also finds "bear market" and "selloff"; "bank run" finds "liquidity run"; "rates" finds "tightening" and "yield". Each result links to a full case study.
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How many market history case studies does Swoopr cover?
Swoopr covers 56 market history case studies spanning 1907 to 2023. The library includes 50 case studies on events such as the Great Inflation, the 1973 oil shock, the Asian Financial Crisis, the dot-com bubble, the 2008 global financial crisis, various crypto crises, and sovereign debt episodes, plus 6 flagship deep-dive case studies with additional modules. Every episode is classified by category (banking crises, currency crises, commodity shocks, financial bubbles, and 12 other types) and geography.
What categories of market crises does the Swoopr library cover?
The Swoopr market history library covers 16 crisis categories: Inflation and Deflation, Interest-Rate Shocks, Commodity Shocks, Banking Crises, Financial Bubbles, Currency Crises, Sovereign Debt Crises, Crypto Crises, Investor Manias, Exchange and Market-Structure Failures, Corporate Collapses, Financial Fraud, Market Crashes, Bond-Market Crises, Recessions and Depressions, and Wars and Geopolitical Events. Use the category filter on this page to narrow the list to any one type.
Can I search market history by keyword?
Yes. The search field accepts any keyword, including event names (1929, dot-com, Lehman), mechanisms (bank run, contagion, yield curve), asset types (oil, crypto, sovereign debt), and geographies (United States, Europe, Asia, Latin America). Common synonyms are recognized automatically: searching for "crash" also matches "bear market" and "selloff"; searching for "rates" also matches "tightening" and "yield".
What does each market history case study cover?
Each Swoopr market history case study examines five analytical layers: the structural vulnerability that made the episode possible, the visible catalyst that triggered it, the transmission channels through which stress spread, the policy response and its constraints, and the recovery path. This framework makes crises comparable across eras and helps investors recognize recurring patterns without assuming fixed cycles.