Agenda Was it really raining money??? Notes Acrostic poem “Economic boom”

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Agenda Was it really raining money??? Notes Acrostic poem “Economic boom”

UNDERSTANDING THE STOCK MARKET  Confident business owners encouraged people to invest in the stock market  Stock Exchange: organized system for buying and selling shares in corporations  When investors lacked money to buy stocks, they bought on margin meaning they paid only a fraction of the price and borrowed the rest.  They would pay for the full value out of their later profits.

ACROSTIC POEM INSTRUCTIONS:  Economy  C  O  N  O  Margin  I  C  B  O  M