: Automated trading programs can trigger a domino effect, where one sale sets off others in a "stop-loss" chain.
A "sudden market" event refers to an abrupt, high-velocity shift in asset prices, often occurring in minutes or hours. These incidents, frequently called "flash crashes" or "shocks," are defined by a breakdown in normal trading patterns where liquidity—the ability to buy or sell without moving the price—vanishes almost instantly. ⚡ Mechanics of a Sudden Market Shift Sudden Market
: Prices adjust instantly to "shocks," such as surprise interest rate cuts, bad employment data, or sudden geopolitical events. 📉 Key Triggers : Automated trading programs can trigger a domino