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The Mechanics of a Market Crash

This text examines the mechanical and systemic nature of stock market crashes, moving beyond surface-level panic to explain how feedback loops and liquidity constraints drive prices. It highlights how financial crises often originate from excessive leverage and forced selling rather than immediate changes in business performance. While earnings are ultimately anchored in the real economy, the source explains that market prices are driven by risk-bearing capacity and future expectations. This tension is especially dangerous for high-valuation startups, where stagnant growth can cause a catastrophic collapse in value. Ultimately, the analysis illustrates how financial contagion eventually leaks into the real economy by tightening credit and reducing consumer demand.