Financial concern is spiking among Americans, as 25.5 percent of the population fears a Wall Street meltdown, says report.

More than half of Americans believe a U.S. stock-market crash is imminent, but that doesn't make it more likely. If anything, in fact, crash anxiety is a contrarian indicator, meaning the stock ...

Investor anxiety over market crash might be the unexpected fuel for stock growth, new data indicates. Fear gauge: Over 50% of Americans brace for a crash, but historical trends suggest bullish ...

Trading at the London Stock Exchange in the aftermath of Black Monday (Picture: News Group/Shutterstock) The rapid collapse, prompted by a build-up of market volatility, led to fears of a new ...

Analysts linked this steep fall directly to fears of a possible military conflict ... Habib Limited said the main reason behind the stock crash was geopolitical tension, not economic data or ...

Black Monday is the term used for Oct. 19, 1987 — a day when the U.S. stock market ... crash served as a wake-up call for Wall Street. It exposed how fragile markets can be when fear, technology ...

Indian stock markets crashed early Friday following Israeli strikes on Iran. This mirrored losses in Asian markets. The BSE ...

Sensex and Nifty fall nearly 1% amid rising geopolitical tensions between Israel and Iran, impacting investor sentiment and ...

More than half of Americans believe a U.S. stock-market crash is imminent, but that doesn’t make it more likely. - Getty Images More than half of Americans believe a U.S. stock-market crash is ...

If anything, in fact, crash anxiety is a contrarian indicator, meaning the stock market performs better when investors are more worried about a crash than when they are relatively complacent.