Stock Exchange Practices: Hearings Before the Committee on Banking and Currency, United States Senate, Seventy-third Congress, First-[second] Session, on S. Res. 84 (72d Congress) a Resolution to Investigate Practices of Stock Exchanges with Respect to the Buying and Selling and the Borrowing and Lending of Listed Securities, and S. Res. 56 (73d Congress) a Resolution to Investigate the Matter of Banking Operations and Practices, the Issuance and Sale of Securities, and the Trading Therein ...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1933 - Stock exchanges |
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Page 7422
... give expression , and that is what this is meant to be , to what they think the marginal requirements should be . Now , then , there is a further provision in this bill , in the same section , that the Federal Reserve Board under ...
... give expression , and that is what this is meant to be , to what they think the marginal requirements should be . Now , then , there is a further provision in this bill , in the same section , that the Federal Reserve Board under ...
Page 7423
... gives it some flexibility . Are the provisions of the bill such that you do have that flexibility ? Mr. BLACK . The provisions of the bill do not give us that degree of flexibility . Senator McADOO . You think it would be wise to insert ...
... gives it some flexibility . Are the provisions of the bill such that you do have that flexibility ? Mr. BLACK . The provisions of the bill do not give us that degree of flexibility . Senator McADOO . You think it would be wise to insert ...
Page 7425
... give you some- thing on that : The rules of the New York Stock Exchange prescribe margins of at least 30 percent of the debit balance for accounts as large as $ 5,000 , and at least 50 percent of the debit balance for smaller ac- counts ...
... give you some- thing on that : The rules of the New York Stock Exchange prescribe margins of at least 30 percent of the debit balance for accounts as large as $ 5,000 , and at least 50 percent of the debit balance for smaller ac- counts ...
Page 7426
... give to put it into effect ; would it be a good system ultimately , regardless of the embarrassment of the time it might take to put it into effect ? Senator McADOO . Senator Bulkley , I was just going to ask Gover- nor Black that very ...
... give to put it into effect ; would it be a good system ultimately , regardless of the embarrassment of the time it might take to put it into effect ? Senator McADOO . Senator Bulkley , I was just going to ask Gover- nor Black that very ...
Page 7434
... committee and ask that they give study to it , because the Board is very strongly com- mitted to the view that it aids very largely in the solution of the problem we have before us . Senator GORE . Do you have copies of it ,
... committee and ask that they give study to it , because the Board is very strongly com- mitted to the view that it aids very largely in the solution of the problem we have before us . Senator GORE . Do you have copies of it ,
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Account Broker Bought amendments and/or joint account answer Associated Gas Bache & Co Backus Brooks bill bonds Bought Sold Long Broadway Broker Bought Sold cash CHAIRMAN Cities Service Company COMMITTEE EXHIBIT common stock Corporation customers dealer defendant Backus deposits E. A. Pierce E. F. Hutton Federal Reserve Board Federal Trade Commission furnish Gas & Electric HEALY income individual members interest J. S. Bache loans loss member banks member firms member partners Minnesota and Ontario national securities exchange Number of member number of shares operations options PECORA person provision purchases question questionnaire received receivership REDMOND rules and regulations Securities Company Senator ADAMS Senator BARKLEY Senator GORE Senator KEAN Senator MCADOO Senator WAGNER Senator WALCOTT speculation statement stockholders syndicate tion total number transactions UNTERMYER Wall St Washington WHITNEY York City York Curb Exchange York Stock Exchange
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