Wall Street

It opened at 9:30 am Eastern Time or 1330 GMT.

I dont think its possible to accurately predict the outcome if it were to happen, however, one possible spin off would be that the world could perhaps become less monetary focused and slightly more human focused. We may just learn to realise that the world is about more than the capitalists who stand to gain for every drop of blood sweat and tears of the everyday man and the everyday man might stand a chance of living a decent life helping his fellow man...perhaps...(idealistic no?)

It represents all trading.

1929

an investment in the future

The Wall Street Crash of 1929 primarily affected investors, particularly those who had heavily invested in the stock market and bought stocks on margin, leading to substantial financial losses. Additionally, it had a cascading effect on the broader economy, resulting in widespread unemployment, business closures, and a loss of savings for many Americans. The crash also disproportionately impacted lower and middle-class families, who were less equipped to weather the economic downturn. Ultimately, the crash marked the beginning of the Great Depression, which affected millions globally.

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Germany was heavily relying on America to help pay of the reparations from the treaty of versailles as the dawes plan from america was helping to pay. So when the wall street crash happened in america, they had no money to give to germany to pay off the reparations

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People were shelling their stocks which meant there company was getting more money as some people needed money to pay back loans that they had borrowed but other stock holders started to panic and quickly put there stocks up for sale but people could afford it so they had to lower the prices. Banks went bankrupt as people didnt pay there loans back so banks had to close and people would lose there jobs.

Predicting the movement of the stock market is inherently challenging due to its complex and dynamic nature, influenced by numerous factors including economic indicators, investor sentiment, geopolitical events, and market trends. While analysts use various tools and models to identify patterns and trends, the market can be unpredictable, and no prediction method is foolproof. Investors should consider a diversified approach and long-term strategies rather than relying solely on short-term predictions.

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Wall Street is a physical place, which used to be where the NYSE was located. Wall Street is just a metaphor for financial markets.

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You buy them through either a broker or a broker-dealer.

A stock dealer is like a dealer in any other product: it maintains an inventory of the product and sells it to customers.

A stockbroker arranges transactions between people who have stock they would like to sell, and people who wish to buy it. This is the person you actually buy stock from.

It is possible to own a brokerage that isn't a registered dealer, or a dealer that isn't a registered brokerage, but that's not how it's done anymore--the two functions are almost always combined into a "broker/dealer" company.

No, the New York Stock Exchange is not open on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. See the Related Link below for a list of other holidays that the NYSE is closed for.

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bull is symbol of stubborness,welth,energy......

and the bull at wall street is an aggressive and charging bull...which indicates quick,stabilizing prosperity......

simply it is the indication of good wealth.....