Black Tuesday, which occurred on October 29, 1929, marks the day when the Stock Market crashed in the United States, leading to the Great Depression. It was characterized by a dramatic drop in stock prices, with millions of shares traded and significant financial losses for investors. This event signaled the beginning of a decade-long economic downturn and had widespread effects on the global economy. The crash was fueled by speculative investments and a lack of regulatory oversight in the financial markets.
The stock markets crashed.
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The Stock Market collapsed that day. (APEX)
The stock market crashed sending the United States into a depression.
The crash actually happened on Thursday October 24th 1929, but the catastrophic downturn was actually experienced on Monday the 29th and Tuesday the 30th (October)- commonly called "Black Tuesday."
October 29th, 1929. Also called Black Tuesday, the beginning of the Great Depression.
The Stock Market collapsed that day. (APEX)
It is the day the stock market crashed.
The Stock Market collapsed that day. (APEX)
Black Tuesday is on October 29th 1929
Black Tuesday started in October 29, 1929. This happened in the stock market of New york. The government refused to get in the situation. They did nothing to ensure the stocks were restored. So basically the people were involved with few help Black Tuesday.
The president during Black Thrusday was Herbert C. Hoover.