Chapter 362
New York, wall street.
The once bustling NYSE has become a "place to bury bones."
There are about 300 top stock managers and countless investors who have devoted half their lives and even their whole lives.
The paradise of wealth that everyone yearns for has become a devil's hell that people fear and hate.
But right next door, Wells Fargo, with its black and gold lettered front door, has become a favorite angel for businessmen in the past year.
Wells Fargo has a short history on Wall Street, only 18 months, a year and a half.
But its existence plays a significant role in market stability.
When all walks of life continue to go bankrupt, major banks stop business, tighten their money or choose to close down, only it is still open to loan business.
Numerous medium and large-scale enterprises have obtained the necessary funds and breathing opportunities here.
Although its conditions are extremely harsh, it brings hope to people.
Today, entrepreneurs from all over the country are still sitting in the corridor, looking at the end of the corridor with awe and desire.
Just behind the three meter high, double door made of redwood, sat the woman who was in charge of their fate.
No, it's more appropriate to call it a goddess.
Her words and deeds, each decision represents the life and death of countless people, joy and sorrow.
Moody's was one of those people, and his food processing plant in Washington state was famous before the great depression.
At that time, he lived in a 2000 square meter manor, a three story ivory white building, 36 servants, countless famous cars and treasures.
In two and a half years, he mortgaged his car and house, auctioned all his collectibles, and moved his family to a 30 square meter apartment.
Try every means, eventually or inevitable to the end.
He has been waiting here for 22 days and finally can see each other. He is the first one. Moody hopes to get a good news.
It's just that the waiting time today is too long. In the past, at this time, the door should have been opened, and moody should have heard the Secretary call his name.
In the corridor, people's heart raised a little doubt, with a dim haze under their eyes.
"What happened?" They looked restless. When a dozen security guards appeared in the corridor, the uneasiness turned into panic.
Click!
The door at the end of the corridor opens inward, and a black custom-made uniform depicts Juliana's figure with concave and convex shapes, and purple high-heeled shoes are mysterious and noble.
"If she can save all this, I will kiss her feet." Moody's prayed for good luck in his heart.
"I'm sorry to inform you that from today on, Wells Fargo will suspend all loan related business for a period of 6-12 months."
In the daze of the crowd, Juliana trudged back to the office.
The corridor is filled with the breath of death, once successful people, enviable upper class nobles.
Legs a soft sitting on the ground, some people can not help but cry, their life, their everything, is over.
Moody walked out of the building in a daze, looked back at the top floor of Wells Fargo Bank and walked to the hotel in a daze.
They were sent down by the security guards, and moody suddenly felt that the other party was very smart, because he had already seen several fellow travelers who were choosing places to seek relief.
Some went to the Chrysler building, others turned to the Empire State Building, and others went to the general electric building.
Moody walked forward blankly. Maybe he should find a suitable high-rise building.
……
……
"Honey, Wells Fargo is making economic headlines again." At night, influential newspapers in North America and around the world are neatly placed on the table.
With the rise and expansion of his career, Li Zitao developed a good habit of reading newspapers every day.
This is the most intuitive window to understand the market economy and financial dynamics.
Wells Fargo, the last North American bank to offer mortgages, announced the suspension of lending.
The report described in detail that the news caused a sensation in North America. In front of the skyscrapers in New York, there were several more bodies in blood foam.
The sunshine in early spring is also isolated by the haze in the sky, which makes people's despair more chilly.
Some judge that the rich should shoulder the responsibility of saving the market, while others bring up the old story again and dig out the old account of the stock market crash.
Since President Hoover took office, his inability to change the situation has once again become the focus of criticism by major newspapers.
Among them, Newsweek, a subsidiary of News Corporation of Los Angeles, has the most incisive words, but also the most recognized by the public.
They invited a large number of economists and market scientists, including former legislators and some serving officials from European countries, to have a heated discussion in the newspapers.Then it spread to the radio stations, and the radio ratings of the "real time economic forum" increased.
News of Los Angeles has consolidated 96 percent of the newspapers and radio stations in the Greater Los Angeles area, and acquired American radio.
According to the original plan, the next step will be the acquisition of major cities in North America, mainly local popular newspapers and radio base stations.
If the newspapers are graded, such as the Los Angeles Times, the Washington Post, and the New York Times, it is the first order.
Washington news and the daily morning post belong to the second sequence.
Other local best-selling newspapers published in various cities belong to the third series, and their main contents are adapted stories and gossip.
It also includes the aerobics and love stories of "yellow boy", but in terms of local sales, sometimes it even exceeds the mainstream newspapers.
The newspapers and periodicals they are going to buy now are these third rate tabloids.
In Harry CHANDLEY's office, in the locked drawer, was a handwritten plan.
On the surface of the plan is a rabbit's head, tied with a delicate bow tie, and underneath it is written "playboy."
The existence of Playboy has been accompanied by all kinds of criticism and judgment. From the peak to the bottom, the Playboy has faced bankruptcy for several times. Its growth is not easy.
But no one can deny that it has become one of the symbols of American culture in the future.
Maybe you know nothing about America, but you must have seen the rabbit ears and heard the name of playboy.
"Nearly a hundred companies in Luxemburg have closed down and closed down, but compared with here, it is really very lucky." Sitting on his lap, Adelaide said, trembling.
"If the federal government does not intervene, no one can restore the situation." Li Zitao quickly browsed the important information in the newspaper, read some interesting news, and put them aside.
He will not respond to those who have gone back to the stock market crash, black Tuesday, Black Thursday.
The more explanation, the more guilty, the more likely to be questioned and entangled, to expand the influence of the event, the best response is to ignore.
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The once bustling NYSE has become a "place to bury bones."
There are about 300 top stock managers and countless investors who have devoted half their lives and even their whole lives.
The paradise of wealth that everyone yearns for has become a devil's hell that people fear and hate.
But right next door, Wells Fargo, with its black and gold lettered front door, has become a favorite angel for businessmen in the past year.
Wells Fargo has a short history on Wall Street, only 18 months, a year and a half.
But its existence plays a significant role in market stability.
When all walks of life continue to go bankrupt, major banks stop business, tighten their money or choose to close down, only it is still open to loan business.
Numerous medium and large-scale enterprises have obtained the necessary funds and breathing opportunities here.
Although its conditions are extremely harsh, it brings hope to people.
Today, entrepreneurs from all over the country are still sitting in the corridor, looking at the end of the corridor with awe and desire.
Just behind the three meter high, double door made of redwood, sat the woman who was in charge of their fate.
No, it's more appropriate to call it a goddess.
Her words and deeds, each decision represents the life and death of countless people, joy and sorrow.
Moody's was one of those people, and his food processing plant in Washington state was famous before the great depression.
At that time, he lived in a 2000 square meter manor, a three story ivory white building, 36 servants, countless famous cars and treasures.
In two and a half years, he mortgaged his car and house, auctioned all his collectibles, and moved his family to a 30 square meter apartment.
Try every means, eventually or inevitable to the end.
He has been waiting here for 22 days and finally can see each other. He is the first one. Moody hopes to get a good news.
It's just that the waiting time today is too long. In the past, at this time, the door should have been opened, and moody should have heard the Secretary call his name.
In the corridor, people's heart raised a little doubt, with a dim haze under their eyes.
"What happened?" They looked restless. When a dozen security guards appeared in the corridor, the uneasiness turned into panic.
Click!
The door at the end of the corridor opens inward, and a black custom-made uniform depicts Juliana's figure with concave and convex shapes, and purple high-heeled shoes are mysterious and noble.
"If she can save all this, I will kiss her feet." Moody's prayed for good luck in his heart.
"I'm sorry to inform you that from today on, Wells Fargo will suspend all loan related business for a period of 6-12 months."
In the daze of the crowd, Juliana trudged back to the office.
The corridor is filled with the breath of death, once successful people, enviable upper class nobles.
Legs a soft sitting on the ground, some people can not help but cry, their life, their everything, is over.
Moody walked out of the building in a daze, looked back at the top floor of Wells Fargo Bank and walked to the hotel in a daze.
They were sent down by the security guards, and moody suddenly felt that the other party was very smart, because he had already seen several fellow travelers who were choosing places to seek relief.
Some went to the Chrysler building, others turned to the Empire State Building, and others went to the general electric building.
Moody walked forward blankly. Maybe he should find a suitable high-rise building.
……
……
"Honey, Wells Fargo is making economic headlines again." At night, influential newspapers in North America and around the world are neatly placed on the table.
With the rise and expansion of his career, Li Zitao developed a good habit of reading newspapers every day.
This is the most intuitive window to understand the market economy and financial dynamics.
Wells Fargo, the last North American bank to offer mortgages, announced the suspension of lending.
The report described in detail that the news caused a sensation in North America. In front of the skyscrapers in New York, there were several more bodies in blood foam.
The sunshine in early spring is also isolated by the haze in the sky, which makes people's despair more chilly.
Some judge that the rich should shoulder the responsibility of saving the market, while others bring up the old story again and dig out the old account of the stock market crash.
Since President Hoover took office, his inability to change the situation has once again become the focus of criticism by major newspapers.
Among them, Newsweek, a subsidiary of News Corporation of Los Angeles, has the most incisive words, but also the most recognized by the public.
They invited a large number of economists and market scientists, including former legislators and some serving officials from European countries, to have a heated discussion in the newspapers.Then it spread to the radio stations, and the radio ratings of the "real time economic forum" increased.
News of Los Angeles has consolidated 96 percent of the newspapers and radio stations in the Greater Los Angeles area, and acquired American radio.
According to the original plan, the next step will be the acquisition of major cities in North America, mainly local popular newspapers and radio base stations.
If the newspapers are graded, such as the Los Angeles Times, the Washington Post, and the New York Times, it is the first order.
Washington news and the daily morning post belong to the second sequence.
Other local best-selling newspapers published in various cities belong to the third series, and their main contents are adapted stories and gossip.
It also includes the aerobics and love stories of "yellow boy", but in terms of local sales, sometimes it even exceeds the mainstream newspapers.
The newspapers and periodicals they are going to buy now are these third rate tabloids.
In Harry CHANDLEY's office, in the locked drawer, was a handwritten plan.
On the surface of the plan is a rabbit's head, tied with a delicate bow tie, and underneath it is written "playboy."
The existence of Playboy has been accompanied by all kinds of criticism and judgment. From the peak to the bottom, the Playboy has faced bankruptcy for several times. Its growth is not easy.
But no one can deny that it has become one of the symbols of American culture in the future.
Maybe you know nothing about America, but you must have seen the rabbit ears and heard the name of playboy.
"Nearly a hundred companies in Luxemburg have closed down and closed down, but compared with here, it is really very lucky." Sitting on his lap, Adelaide said, trembling.
"If the federal government does not intervene, no one can restore the situation." Li Zitao quickly browsed the important information in the newspaper, read some interesting news, and put them aside.
He will not respond to those who have gone back to the stock market crash, black Tuesday, Black Thursday.
The more explanation, the more guilty, the more likely to be questioned and entangled, to expand the influence of the event, the best response is to ignore.
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