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The Crash of 1929

The Crash of 1929. The Stock Market Crumbles. “ Bull ” Market – like a “ bull ” charging ever upward. in Sept., American stocks began to decrease in value Cdn. stocks did, too Investors start to lose confidence in the companies they ’ d invested in.

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The Crash of 1929

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  1. The Crash of 1929 The Stock Market Crumbles

  2. “Bull” Market – like a “bull” charging ever upward • in Sept., American stocks began to decrease in value • Cdn. stocks did, too • Investors start to lose confidence in the companies they’d invested in

  3. “Bull” Market – like a “bull” charging ever upward • wanted to sell stocks before the stock prices fell further • Investors panicked and started unloading large quantities of stocks

  4. Black Thurs., Oct. 24 • Winnipeg Grain Exchange collapsed • Widespread panic

  5. Black Tues., Oct. 29 • widely recognized as THE Crash • NY (Wall Street), Toronto and Montreal stock exchanges crashed • stocks are worthless • TSX dropped $1 million/minute on 16 key companies

  6. Results • financial ruin for investors • investors who bought stocks on margin now owed money to stockbrokers, couldn’t pay • stockbrokers couldn’t sell stocks to survive • in Canada, relatively few people owned stocks, but millions were affected by the results of the Crash of ’29.

  7. 1929

  8. Beginning of the Great Depression • farmers stop buying manufactured goods • manufacturers cut back on production • workers let go or salaries reduced • less money to buy goods • Less manufactured goods bought • And so on, and so on…

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