This article is under development. The aim is to list stock market corrections and the reasons. This article is complementary to the article
2007
High Point 1,555.90 16-Jul-07Subsequent Low 1,370.60 16-Aug-07Decline: 11.91%Reason: Subprime credit crunch
2006
High Point 1,326.70 8-May-06Subsequent Low 1,219.29 14-Jun-06Decline: 8.80%Reason: Asian Markets decline - fear of spill-over to developed markets.
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