The S&P 500 Index is experiencing some of its toughest days since 1987. Futures have dropped nearly 5%, nearing trigger levels for stop trades. What is behind this decline, which levels are critical, and how should investors respond? We analyze it in the article. S&P 500 and Circuit Breaker Levels 2025: The Worst Three Days Since 1987 April 2025 marked a turning point for the American ...

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