From a historic short squeeze to a full-blown tug-of-war between bulls and bears, the three trading days of April 9–11, 2025, delivered one of the most intense market dramas in modern history. Here's what really happened—and what it means for what's next.
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Every major bull run begins with a brutal shakeout—this time is no different.
The S&P 500 recovered from early losses on Monday to close 0.5% higher after briefly dropping as much as 1.7%.
Stocks sold off sharply on Friday, driven by rising uncertainty over U.S. trade policy and renewed inflation concerns.
Stocks declined on Thursday as investors reacted to President Donald Trump’s latest trade measures, including new tariffs on foreign automakers.
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Stocks dipped on Wednesday, led lower by tech shares, as pressure on the tariff front mounted.
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