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Don't blame the shorts :why short sellers are always blamed for market crashes and how history is repeating itself

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Don't blame the shorts :Robert Sloan.
Reminder of title:	why short sellers are always blamed for market crashes and how history is repeating itself
Author:	Sloan, Robert.
Published:	New York :McGraw-Hill,c2010.
Description:	xxi, 247 p.
Subject:	SpeculationUnited States.
Online resource:	Click for full text (McGrawHill)
ISBN:	9780071636865 (hbk.)

Don't blame the shorts :why short sellers are always blamed for market crashes and how history is repeating itself
Sloan, Robert.

Don't blame the shorts :why short sellers are always blamed for market crashes and how history is repeating itself[electronic resource] /Robert Sloan. - New York :McGraw-Hill,c2010. - xxi, 247 p.

The Great Debate: 1790-1800 -- Wall Street and Main Street: the populist argument is born: 1830-1907--Congress attacks the money trusts: 1907-1920 -- The markets before and after 1929 -- A lurid tale of blackmail, spies, and lies: 1932 -- Mr. Whitney heads to Washington: 1932 -- The first prime broker was actually the NYSE -- The senate tries again with the Pecora Commission: 1932-1941 -- United States v. Henry S. Morgan: 1947-1953 -- Yesterday as the day before: 1987-Present -- Appendix: New York Times articles. "Vote wide inquiry on short selling" March 4, 1932 -- "Bears planned raid, senators were told" April 9, 1932 -- "Bear raid inquiry opens" April 11, 1932 -- "List of shorts on the stock exchange on April 8 as given out by the senate" April 21, 1932.

ISBN: 9780071636865 (hbk.)

LCCN: 2010278910

Nat. Bib. No.: GBA990581bnbSubjects--Topical Terms:

296303
Speculation
--United States.Index Terms--Genre/Form:

214472
Electronic books.

LC Class. No.: HG6041 / .S56 2010

Dewey Class. No.: 362.632280973

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