This Pattern Appears Before Every Market Crash!

Every major financial crash of the last 100 years followed the same pattern. Not a similar pattern. The same one. From the Great Depression of 1929, to the dot-com collapse, to the 2008 financial crisis, history shows a repeating five-stage sequence that appears long before markets break. Wall Street knows it. Central banks know it. Most investors never hear about it — until it’s too late. In this video, we break down that five-stage pattern step by step: Why debt expansion always comes first How market concentration turns small shocks into system-wide collapses What “smart money” does before crashes — and why it never warns the public How liquidity quietly disappears while markets still look healthy Why the final trigger is always unpredictable — and why that’s the point Using historical data from 1929, 2000, and 2008, we compare past crashes to today’s financial system and explain where current markets appear to sit within this cycle. This is not a prediction of timing. It is not financial advice. It is a historical framework — and a pattern that has repeated for more than a century. If you’re interested in global economics, financial history, market structure, and understanding how crises really unfold beneath the headlines, this video gives you the full picture — clearly explained, fact-based, and easy to follow.