Market moves that are supposed to happen every half-decade keep happening

Market Moves That Are Supposed to Happen Every Half-Decade Keep Happening. Here is their self-described “terribly simplistic list”

"> Market Moves That Are Supposed to Happen Every Half-Decade Keep Happening. Here is their self-described “terribly simplistic list”

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Market moves that are supposed to happen every half-decade keep happening

14 May 2015

May 14, 2015
Bloomberg today had an interesting piece, called Market Moves That Are Supposed to Happen Every Half-Decade Keep Happening. Here is their self-described “terribly simplistic list”

2003, June : The prices of Japanese government bonds slumped suddenly, causing Japanese banks to bump up against their VaR limits and sell-off their JGB holdings.
2008, October: Widespread market turmoil causes a sharp uptick in VaR across the financial system.
2013, June: The “taper tantrum” sparks a selloff in U.S. Treasuries, with at least one bank reportedly breaching its VaR limit.
2014, Oct. 15: U.S. Treasury market suddenly “melts-up,” causing investors to quickly reposition their portfolios.
2015, January: The Swiss National Bank unexpectedly removes its currency floor, causing a further VaR shock.
2015, May: Investors sell German government debt, with market participants labeling the event the latest VaR shock.

I can think of some others, any suggestions?