Understanding Market Crash Cycles
Market crashes are recurring events that follow cyclical patterns across different asset classes. The stock market crash cycle typically spans 5-7 years, while cryptocurrency crashes occur more frequently due to the volatile nature of digital assets. Real estate market crashes follow longer cycles of 15-20 years. Understanding these cycles helps investors prepare for potential downturns and protect their portfolios from catastrophic losses.
How We Calculate Crash Risk
Our market crash prediction model combines historical cycle analysis with real-time sentiment indicators. We track the time elapsed since the last major crash, compare it against average crash frequencies, and adjust risk scores based on live market data including the Fear and Greed Index, VIX volatility index, and price momentum. Risk levels range from Low (under 40%) to Critical (over 100% of average cycle length).
Seven Asset Classes Under Surveillance
MarketCrash.pro monitors crash risk across seven major asset classes: US equities (S&P 500, NASDAQ, Dow Jones), cryptocurrency (Bitcoin, Ethereum, altcoins), real estate (housing market, commercial property), crude oil (WTI, Brent), precious metals (gold, silver), fixed income (Treasury bonds, corporate bonds), and forex (currency pairs, DXY dollar index). Each asset class has unique crash characteristics and cycle lengths.