The market is falling behind the economy. Now the streets are starting to show it. Europe failed at the 200 dma. Global crash is now IN PROGRESS.

These protests are a clear indication that social mood is turning down and people are becoming depressed about their future economic prospects. Markets are following the economy lower instead of the other way around. Markets are behind the curve because wealthy investors are… https://t.co/3sVE5dmzIv

— Mac10 (@SuburbanDrone) October 7, 2026

NOBODY is connecting the dots on these Gen Z protests.

India. France. Spain. Chile.

Different signs. Same problem.

Young people can't get hired.
Can't afford rent.
Can't afford a house.
Can't see a future.

At the same time, AI is quietly deleting the jobs they were supposed… pic.twitter.com/lKQkREvTSo

— Alec (@ItsRealAlec) October 7, 2026

Europe failed at the 200 dma.

Global crash is now IN PROGRESS. pic.twitter.com/L7zzyF5heR

— Mac10 (@SuburbanDrone) October 7, 2026

European banks fall 3.5% as bond yields surge

The STOXX Europe Banks index fell 3.5%, with Société Générale, Deutsche Bank, UniCredit and Intesa Sanpaolo all losing more than 4%. Rising sovereign yields are creating losses on bond holdings while investors are also watching banks’ exposure to housing and the broader European debt market.

France’s stock market falls 1.2% as protests expose the budget crisis

France’s stock index fell 1.2% Wednesday amid the country’s protests and budget problems. The same day, the Russell 2000 fell 1.3%, considerably more than the S&P 500’s 0.2% decline.