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The Big Bull Market
bsley Frederick Lewis Allen
februaryThe Big Bull Market was dead. Billions of dollars’ worth of profits and paper profits－had disappeared. The grocer, the window-cleaner and the amstress had lost 王强演讲视频their capital. In every town there were families which had suddenly dropped from showy affluence into debt. Investors who had dreamed of retiring to live on their fortunes now found themlves back once more at the very beginning of the long road to riches. Day by day the newspapers printed the grim report of suicides.
Coolidge-Hoover Prosperity was not yet dead, but it was dying. Under the impact of the shock of panic, a multitude of ills which hitherto had pasd unnoticed or had been offt by stock-market optimism began to bet the body economic, as poisons ep through the human system when a vital organ has cead to function normally. Although the liquidation
感悟青春>xxtof nearly 3 billion dollars of brokersemba论文’ loans contracted credit, and Rerve Banks lowered the rediscount rate, and the way in which the larger banks and corporations of the country had survived the emergency without a single failure of large proportions offered real encouragement, nevertheless the poisons were there: over production of capital; over-ambitious expansion of business concerns; overproduction of commodities under the stimulus of installment buying and buying with stock-market profits; the maintenance of an artificial price level for many commodities; the depresd condition of European trade. No matter how many soothsayers of high finance proclaimed that all was well, no matter how earnestly the president t to work to repair the damage with soft words and White Hou conferences, a major depression was inevitably under way.
