Stock Market Crash Indicator

The Stock Market Crash Indicator (SMC Indicator) is designed to serve as an early warning indicator for the next major market crash. The SMC Indicator measures the current rate of downward momentum of the entire U.S. stock market. The five Leading Crash Indicators (LCI) can warn of further major market decline. When all five indicators reach the Crash Zone and at least one of them reaches its maximum value. This signals a potential stock market decline of 30-50%, which has occurred 13 times since the Great Depression. Gain valuable insight into the next most likely stock market crash setup with the LCI’s advanced warning indicators.

View historical averages of how often the market declines -10%, -20%, -30%, -40%, and -50% with the Stock Market Decline Tracker (MDT). Gain valuable insight into where we currently stand in relation to these historical averages. The MDT charts historical market decline averages vs. the current amount of time passed since a given percentage of total stock market decline. Gain valuable insight into when the next level of stock market decline is due to repeat.