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1 WHAT IS STOCK? COMPANY INVESTOR
2 WHAT IS STOCK? COMPANY INVESTOR
3 WHAT IS STOCK? COMPANY INVESTOR PROFITS
4 WHAT IS STOCK? COMPANY INVESTOR INVESTOR #2 PROFITS
5 WHAT IS STOCK? COMPANY INVESTOR INVESTOR #2 PROFITS
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7 UNIT 5 THE GREAT DEPRESSION & THE NEW DEAL
8 UNIT 5 - day 1 THE GREAT CRASH
9 BY THE END OF THE 1920S, SOMETHING WAS TERRIBLY WRONG WITH THE US ECONOMY... prices were rising fast but wages were stagnant consumers reached their credit limits & spending slowed slow sales meant us firms struggled to make profits which leads to...
10 an artificial prosperity the signs that the twenties bubble was about to burst! industries in trouble Key US industries weren t making profit Coal, oil, steel, textiles, housing, auto farmers struggle to survive Falling prices made it hard to repay debts farmers lost homes, rural banks failed Gov. enacted price supports to set crop prices high and help farmers make profits consumerism grinds to a halt Consumers ran out of disposable income & credit, so purchases slowed rising debt Both consumers & firms spent beyond their means & ran up unpayable debts
11 uneven distribution of income Annual U.s. Income in the 1920s $1999 & under (65%) $ $4999 (29%) $ $9999 (5%) $10,000 & over (1%) More important, the prosperity of the 1920s hid a vast inequality of income during the 20s, the rich got richer and the poor got poorer Only a very small number of Americans actually prospered during the 20s boom wealthiest 1% saw their wealth grow 75%, while most saw only 7% increase significance? More than 70% of american families lived at the poverty line most couldn t afford basics, didn t save money for nest egg & used credit to get by!
12 in addition, americans looked for quick riches in... THE STOCK MARKET
13 RISKY STOCK MARKET PRACTICES As rich grew richer, they invested in the Stock Market looking for quick wealth they obsessed over the Dow Jones Indus. Aver. (shows market s health w/ points) During the 20s, deregulation of markets & pro-business policies had eased rules Harding & Coolidge had recklessly eased gov reg. that allowed risky practices speculation Investors bought stocks based on hopes for a quick profit, not on merits of firm buying on margin Investors bought stocks w/ only small down payment & paid the rest w/ credit
14 LET S LOOK AT THE SYMBOLIC START OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION... the STOCK MARKET CRASH
15 THE MARKET BEGINS TO CRASH By 1929, the Dow had risen 300% from the previous decade only 3% of Americans were in stocks, but it seemed anyone could get rich Oct Rumors spread that big investors were ready to sell their stock market confidence stumbled, investors hurriedly sold stock to avoid losses october 24, 1929 Panicked investors dumped their stocks in mass numbers As stock prices sank, wealthy bankers bought bad stocks to stabilize the market the dow stabilized going into the weekend
16 BLACK TUESDAY OCTOBER 29, 1929 When trader s returned to the Exchange Monday, the bottom fell out of the market october 29, 1929 Black Tuesday was the worst day of the crash, saw the biggest drop in stocks panic overtook investors as they dumped 16.4m shares and stock prices sank small investors were left w/ huge debt, firms lost money, many lost all savings By November 1929, the market had lost $30 billion, US output was cut in half
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18 the crash was followed by BANK FAILURES
19 PANIC LEADS TO FINANCIAL COLLAPSE Most Americans didn t have money in stocks, but they had money in banks the uncertainty caused by the crash led to panic to withdraw savings from banks Banking Panic of Millions rushed the banks to withdraw all savings at once the bank rush drained funds, many banks failed b/c couldn t cover withdrawals Over 600 banks failed by December 1929 & millions of Americans lost their savings Banks that had invested in stocks lost $$ & failed, evaporating private savings unlike today, the gov didn t insure bank deposits, so money lost was lost forever
20 CLOSURE ANALYZE THE FOLLOWING:
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