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1920s Economy  Everyone has disposable income: Suburbs, House, cars, radio, Entertainment, etc  The stock market was a way to make money with extra.

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2 1920s Economy  Everyone has disposable income: Suburbs, House, cars, radio, Entertainment, etc  The stock market was a way to make money with extra cash  The bull market was not a gamble

3 Bull Market

4 Bear Market  1920s, few understood the business cycle  Today, we do not panic when prices begin to drop

5 1929  Business sales continued  Stock continued to rise  Americans continued to buy stock

6 Factors to the crash 1) Business prices began to fall, stock prices began to fall 2) Investors lose confidence and sell stock 3) Price Plunge (Black Thursday, Oct. 24 th ) 4) More panicked selling 5) Stock Market Crash (Black Tuesday, October 29, 1929)

7  What do you do now if you bought thousands on margin buying?

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