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• New York Stock Exchange
  The '''New York Stock Exchange''' ('''NYSE''') is the world's largest stock exchange. It is located in [[W ...Dow Jones Industrial Average]] is the most known stock market index at the New York Stock Exchange. It consists of thirty of the largest public companies in the [[United Stat
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• New York Stock Exchange/Definition
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• New York Stock Exchange/Approval
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• New York Stock Exchange/External Links
  *[http://www.nyse.com/ New York Stock Exchange]
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• New York Stock Exchange/Related Articles
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• New York Stock Exchange
  The '''New York Stock Exchange''' ('''NYSE''') is the world's largest stock exchange. It is located in [[W ...Dow Jones Industrial Average]] is the most known stock market index at the New York Stock Exchange. It consists of thirty of the largest public companies in the [[United Stat
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• New York, New York/Related Articles
  {{rpl|New York Stock Exchange}}
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• Crash of 1929/Definition
  the sharp fall in prices on the New York Stock Exchange that contributed to the severity of the [[Great Depression]]
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• New York Stock Exchange/External Links
  *[http://www.nyse.com/ New York Stock Exchange]
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• James Huyler Ford
  ...m Frederick Havemeyer'']]. He subsequently served as the manager of the [[New York Stock Exchange]]'s pages. [[Category:New York Stock Exchange]]
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• National Fuel Gas/Related Articles
  {{r|New York Stock Exchange}}
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• Panic of 1907/Related Articles
  {{r|New York Stock Exchange}}
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• Crash of 1929
  The sharp fall in the share prices quoted on the [[New York Stock Exchange]], that came to be known as the '''crash of 1929''', started shortly after ..., and, in a few days in the autumn of 1929, the average share price on the New York stock exchange dropped by a staggering 30 per cent.
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• Financial system/External Links
  The New York Stock Exchange[http://www.nyse.com/about/1088808971270.html]
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• James Truslow Adams/Works
  ..., Lindley & Co., N.Y. City; he supported a more efficient control of the [[New York Stock Exchange]], of the books and practices of its members.)
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• National Fuel Gas
  National Fuel Gas Co. is traded on the [[New York Stock Exchange]] under the ticker symbol NFG. Its fiscal year ends September 30.
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• Ellen Tauscher
  ...rking on Wall Street. She was one of the first women to hold a seat on the New York Stock Exchange and later served as an officer of the American Stock Exchange.
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• Panic of 1873
  ...e large. Other banks closed within days. Stocks began to plummet. The [[New York Stock Exchange]] suspended operations on September 20 and stay closed for the next ten tra
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• House Financial Services Committee
  ...s and Exchange Commission]] and self-regulatory organizations, such as the New York Stock Exchange and the NASD, that police the securities markets.
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• James Truslow Adams
  ...entered again the investment banking firm of Henderson, Lindley and Co., a New York Stock Exchange member, becoming a partner of the company in December 1908. His mother died
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• Hewlett-Packard
  ...he only American PC-focused computer companies publicly traded under the [[New York Stock Exchange]].
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• Great Depression
  ...rted by the bursting of a speculative [[Asset price bubble|bubble]] on the New York stock exchange and that it spread abroad from the United States, causing the collapse of
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• Common stock
  ...ntieth century. Growth of common stock began with the development of the [[New York Stock Exchange]], the foremost market for these securities. Investors became intrigued by
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• Arbitrage
  *One example of arbitrage involves the [[New York Stock Exchange]] and the [[Chicago Mercantile Exchange]]. When the price of a stock on the ...ompany wishing to raise more money may issue a depository receipt on the [[New York Stock Exchange]], as the amount of capital on the local exchanges is limited. These securi
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• Great Depression in the United States
  ...ary relaxation and it was then accompanied by rapid rises in prices on the New York Stock Exchange. Influenced, perhaps, by the Florida land price, bubble it was widely suppo
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