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Tansy_Gold

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Thu Oct 19, 2023, 04:24 PM Oct 2023

STOCK MARKET WATCH -- Friday, 20 October 2023

STOCK MARKET WATCH, Friday, 20 October 2023



Previous SMW:
SMW for 19 October 2023




AT THE CLOSING BELL ON 19 October 2023


Dow Jones 33,414.17 -250.91 (0.75%)
S&P 500 4,278.00 -36.60 (0.85%)
Nasdaq 13,186.18 -128.13 (0.96%)





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Quote for the Day:

In 1996, as that decade's bull market began to paw and snort, a Latin American specialist, Professor John C. Edmunds, published an article that built a brassy trumpet into its very title: "Securities: The New World Wealth Machine." Widely discussed, the article's underlying theme was that wealthy could be increased without creating or manufacturing anything save for paper that rearranged and added value and marketability to new and existing loan agreements. There was a deeper social and legal logic in Peru or Bangladesh, but in the English-speaking nations, "securitization" tapped an established penchant for paper entrepreneurialism. Edmunds never made another such splash, but the securitization of assets, just getting started, spread like wildfire, especially in the United States.

Kevin Phillips. Bad Money: Reckless Finance, Failed Politics, and the Global Crisis of American Capitalism. Viking Press. © 2008.






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