Wall Street Bloodbath: Investors Lose Trillions as Major Stocks Plunge
This week marked one of the worst stretches for U.S. equity markets since 2020, as a historic sell-off wiped out trillions of dollars in market value. Major companies led the plunge, with Apple sliding 15%, Amazon down 14%, Tesla tumbling 13%, and Exxon Mobil losing 12%. Investor panic set in amid fears of an escalating global trade war triggered by newly announced tariffs, sending shockwaves through nearly every sector. Analysts are calling it a “total bloodbath” as red arrows dominated trading screens and volatility spiked to multi-year highs. Wall Street now braces for further fallout as markets open next week.
