Actually there is no direct relationship between the stock market and banks. They are both independent in their operations.
The only relationship is the fact that - investors use their bank accounts to transfer funds for buying Stock Market instruments.
It isn't traded on the stockmarket - only stocks and shares are traded on the stockmarket.
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The stockmarket is a numbers game.
in 1927 the stockmarket crash happened from buck
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The relations between quantities are stated by multiplicative relationship between the quantities.
on October 29, 1929, $10- $15 billion loss in value and stocks fell drastically. This is when the Stock Market crashed Why did many banks fail after the stock market crashed? because they invested in the stock markets, so when it crashed they lost all their money
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