Thomas G. Goodman

Stock Market Analyst. Princeton University class of 1924.

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Aftermath analysis: Numbers showed a slow down in the market in 1926.

Researchers weren't aware of the future impact this could have had.

No evidence was given of a general downturn, just slow.

#marketnews #predepression

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KEEP BUYING❕❕

The more stocks you buy the better the economy will react.

The fall is over, rise is on its way.🟢🟢

#marketnews #buy #hold

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Takeaway: 1929 can become a standard for measuring monetary policy from now on.

On the bright side, we could use the new data to stabilize the economy in the future. 🟢

#marketnews #upside

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Analysis: Could the US attack on an Iranian oil station in October of 1929 have had anything to do with the fall?

I think a correlation could be drawn, but it is a stretch.

#marketnews #possibilities

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Death Rates spike during depression. Scary stuff.

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Post-Depression analysis:

We made it. I hope everyone is okay.

GDP dropped from $103.1 Billion to $58.0 Billion in 3 years.🔴

Investors lost more than $20 Billion😬😬😬

Things are looking up, we should be able to see greater times soon.

#marketnews

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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York providing liquidity to the market increase bank liquidity.

However, this was frowned upon by the capital who had not given them the go ahead.😬

New York's actions are being suspended.

Seems like they were only trying to help.

#makertnews

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July 8th, 1932: Lowest of lows. We have officially dropped to 40.56 today.

Try to hang on to any assets you have left. This trying time will pass eventually.

#staysafe #marketnews

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May 1932: Things are not looking good. The economy is nearing the lowest we have seen in a long time.

Stay safe.😞

#marketnews #low

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September 1931: How could this get any worse!?!? Banks closing. Mass monetary destructions. Unemployment incredibly low. Food shorting. Nothing but red.😬🔴

#marketnews #staysafe

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November 13th, 1929: DJIA closes at 198.69.🔴🔴

#marketnews #notgood

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November 13th, 1929: News of Foshay utilities company of Minneapolis failure spreads. They owned companies in 12 states. Safe to say it is going to be red for a while.🔴🔴

#marketnews #red

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October 30th: BOOM

12.34% gain!! Trading volumes through the roof (10,727,000 shares) The more trading the faster we can get out of the red.⤴️⤴️

#marketnews #lookingup

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Current Crash: (as well as future "projected" data)

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October 24th, 1929: "Thomas W. Lamont, told the press that 'due to a technical condition of the market,' there 'had been a little distress selling on the Stock Exchange.'” GOOD NEWS🟢🟢🟢

Things are looking up. HOLD!!

#marketnews #holddddd

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October 24th, 1929: Panic across the country. The market had a 33.53 point drop today from 305.85.

Major bankers assembling to discuss rapidly accelerating fall of market.

#marketnews #istherehope? #staysafe

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October 19th, 1929: Accelerated fall of market. HOLD YOUR SHARES! Around an 8% decrease in the last week.

Do not panic, hold your ground

#marketnews #holdddddd

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September 20th, 1929: Slow market recently, showing weakness. 2.14% drop in US markets after the English conglomerate collapsed. 🔴🔴

#marketnews #drop

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June 1927: BUY THE DIP❕❕❕

#marketnews #goingtogreensoon

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May 1927: Japanese bank panics last month causing market to drop??❕❕🔴

#marketnews #panic