The U.S. stock market is experiencing sharp declines due to growing recession fears and economic instability. Investors worry about extended periods of weak returns, drawing comparisons to market peaks in 1929, 1966, and 2000. These concerns are sparking widespread discussions and trending debates on social media platforms.
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U.S. Stock Market Plunges Amid Recession Fears, Echoing Crashes of 1929, 1966, and 2000
