In The 1920s You Could Buy Stocks

Once The Brokerage House, Rather Than The Bank, Became The Locus For American Savings, That Money Would Find Its Way Into The Stock Market, Because The Broker Was Someone With A Much Higher Tolerance For Risk Than The Banker.

I Have Developed A Very Strong Partiality For The Dead: They Don't Talk Back, They Don't Sue, And They Don't Have Angry Relatives.

Early On, New York Already Had A National And Even International Identity.

Any Bull Market Covers A Multitude Of Sins, So There May Be All Sorts Of Problems With The Current System That We Won't See Until The Bear Market Comes.

The Securities Laws Of The 1930s Were So Important Because It Forced Companies To File Registration Statements And Issue Prospectuses, And It Remedied The Imbalance Of Information.