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Q: Many stock speculators in the 1920's put up as little as ten percent of the price of stock when they?
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What is stock speculation?

A Stock market speculation means - Predicting the price of a market entity (A Stock for example) in future. If the speculation is positive, we buy. If our speculation is negative, we don't bye or sellbuy low sell high


What was the role of speculators during the great depression?

Speculators played a complex role during the Great Depression. Some argue that excessive speculation in the stock market contributed to the crash, while others believe it exacerbated the effects. Speculators attempted to profit from price fluctuations and engaged in risky trading practices, contributing to market volatility. Ultimately, their activities helped fuel the economic downturn, but they were not solely responsible for causing the Great Depression.


Ending price controls in Poland initially caused inflation to soar above percent?

600


What were the two main reasons some states objected to Congress's disposing of western lands?

Reason #1- the states with western land claims did not want to give the land up Reason #2- land speculators were mad that they would not be able to sell the land that they had bought at a cheap price This led up to the Northwest Ordinance of 1785 and of 1787


Why did the price for wheat and corn triple from 2005 to 2008?

For wheat it was largely a matter of world supply. Several countries had poor yields during that time, so prices rose to reflect that. With corn it was primarily the somewhat speculative buying by ethanol producers in the US. For all commodities in that period, investment buyers (in this case, speculators) were adding their share to the price hikes. When the recession hit strongly in 2009, all speculative commodity purchasing dropped radically at the same time that world grain stocks were being replenished, so now grain prices have dropped to about 2007 levels.

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What is stock speculation?

A Stock market speculation means - Predicting the price of a market entity (A Stock for example) in future. If the speculation is positive, we buy. If our speculation is negative, we don't bye or sellbuy low sell high


What was the price of a refrigerator in the 1920s?

$900


What was the price of lemonaide in the 1920s?

00.5 cents


Buying on margin in the 1920s?

When investors could buy stocks for as little at 10% down-payment and then when the stock rose in price they could sell it and make a profit.


What was the price of a Tommy gun in the 1920s?

$175 in 1927


What was the price of a 1920s band aid?

5 cents.


What was the price of a band aid in 1920s?

5 cents.


Wholesale price is 80 and percent of markup is 95 percent percent percent what is the sale price?

The sale price is $156.00


Why did the price of some comsumer goods decrease the 1920s?

dsestrret


Average price of houses in 1920s?

I think 1,000-2,000


Price of yo yo in 1920s?

10 shillings


Speculators help or hinder economic growth?

Speculators are individuals who risk their savings trying to gain from the difference between the current and the future price of a good or service. In doing so, they themselves influence the current price, because to buy or sell at current prices necessarily increases/decreases the current demand for that good or service.Thus, through their actions, skillful speculators contribute to more correct pricing of goods and services. Those unskilled do the opposite, but will eventually go out of business if they continue to make wrong predictions.