Fifty Years in Wall Street
by Henry Clews
⇥ This borrowing of trouble took the usual form of fearing from day to day that worse consequences of the crisis awaited us than we had yet experienced, and it was increased among business men and corporations when they found their banks would no longer accept as collaterals for loans and discounts many of the securities they held for investment, and upon which they had been previously able to borrow in proportion to their market price. They found, too, they were generally unable even to borrow, on time, what they wanted, on the best of collaterals.🏁
Submitted by deroche - 06/04/2025
Book Non-Fiction 5.19 Ranked
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Fifty Years in Wall Street
by Henry Clews
⇥ This borrowing of trouble took the usual form of fearing from day to day that worse consequences of the crisis awaited us than we had yet experienced, and it was increased among business men and corporations when they found their banks would no longer accept as collaterals for loans and discounts many of the securities they held for investment, and upon which they had been previously able to borrow in proportion to their market price. They found, too, they were generally unable even to borrow, on time, what they wanted, on the best of collaterals.🏁
Submitted by deroche - 06/04/2025
Book Non-Fiction 5.19 Ranked