"Wall Street Fears 'Black Monday' Déjà Vu on 36th Anniversary"

As the 36th anniversary of "Black Monday" approaches, some on Wall Street are speculating that a similar market crash could occur. However, skeptics argue that there are key differences between the markets today and in 1987, such as strengthened circuit-breaker mechanisms and a more concentrated stock market. While some social media users and analysts are drawing comparisons between the current market and 1987, strategists point out that the current setup is different, with lower interest rates, slower economic growth, and weaker cyclical sectors. Despite the skepticism, the anniversary has prompted discussions about the relationship between stocks and bond yields, with some suggesting that a stock-market rout may be necessary to stabilize bond markets. Overall, while there are similarities, experts caution against concluding that a crash-like event is likely.