Today we kept watching the movie, and noted that fact that almost all the people talking in the movie are probably DEAD.
Pooling of stock, when people personally drive up the prices of stock to turn a huge profit. The company itself, however,
1. What is pooling?
Illegal buying of stock, raising the price, then selling it again
2. What was the Federal Reserve Board’s take on the booming stock market?
They looked down upon it and saw it as dangerous.
3. What did the Federal Reserv
1. What is pooling?
wealthy investors would buy stocks to inflat the price and raise publicity then trade among themselves to it looks like its good, then people start buying and they sell it to the common people
2. What was the Federal Reserve Board’s
1. What is pooling?
wealthy investors would buy stocks to inflat the price and raise publicity then trade among themselves to it looks like its good, then people start buying and they sell it to the common people
2. What was the Federal Reserve Board’s
1. What is pooling? Wealth investors buy a lot of stocks and tell newspaper writers to buy it and then selling it to the average joe consumer on margin over inflated stock prcies and no government regulation.
2. What was the Federal Reserve
Today, in class, we got on the computers and we watched some video.
1. What is pooling?
Wealthy investors would pool their money to purchase a bunch of stocks to jack up the prices then sell them to unsuspecting investors. They would also pay news
Today we continued to watch the movie on the Great Depression.
1. What is pooling?
when wealthy people pooled their money together and secretly bought a stock very cheap. Then they jacked up the price and sold it to unsuspecting investors.
2.
Today we watched a video about the 1920's and answered some questions about it.
The Crash of 1929
Video Questions
1. What is pooling?
A: Wealthy investors would pool their money together, bringing the price way up and then selling it to average consu
Today we continued to watch the movie on the Great Depression.
1. What is pooling?
when wealthy people pooled their money together and secretly bought a stock very cheap. Then they jacked up the price and sold it to unsuspecting investors.
2.
The Crash of 1929
Video Questions
1. What is pooling?
welthy investors would pool money buy stocks and l8r sell it for a higher price to unsuspecting investors.
this pooling was not illigal because there was no government regualltion
2. What wa
We are watching the video and answering questions!
The Crash of 1929
Video Questions
1. What is pooling?
People would but stocks and keep them until the prices went up. Then when the prices went up they sold them before they went back down. The ri
Today, we watched a video of the Stock Market crash and took some notes on it.
1. What is pooling?
When rich people pooled their money together and secretly buy a whole bunch stocks, jacked up the prices, and then sold them to unsuspected investors. Po
The Crash of 1929
Video Questions
1. What is pooling?
Wealthy investors buy a bunch of stock, pay off newspaper writers to give good publicity to the stock, and then the rich guys raise the prices of the stock whe
today we are finishing to video we started yesterday.
Stock market crash
video questions
1. What is pooling?
weakthy would buy lots of stock for a little money to jack up the prices then sell them when they were expresnesive them to unknowing peopl
1. What is pooling?
wealthy investors would pool their money to purchase a bunch of stocks to jack up prices then sell them to people. notillegal
2. What was the Federal Reserve Board’s take on the booming stock market?
didnt trust the boom.
1. What is pooling?
Pooling is when wealthy investors buy into stock, and sell to the average consumer. Kind of like buying on margin. The RCA made 100 million dollars in one week because of this. It overinflated stock prices, and there wasn't any
