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• Possible Causes of the Great Depression
  Possible Causes of the Great Depression. This section of the Great Depression website examines factors affecting the market during stock market crashes including the stock market crash of 1929. The Great Depression was by no means caused by any single factor. It is all the factors together that caused the stock market crash of 1929. The main factors affecting the market are outlined below.
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• Presidential Election
  Presidential Election & the Stock Market. Stocks found additional momentum as the new presidential race geared up. 2003 was the third year of the four-year presidential cycle, which historically has been the strongest for the S&P 500. And, it was. In 2003, the Stock Market post a strong gain.
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• S&P 500
  S&P 500 Index over the past 85 years. The table appearing below highlight performance data for the S&P 500 Index by decade from 1920-1999 and for selected multiyear time periods from 1926-2004.
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• Site Map
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• Stock Market Crash
  The stock market crash of 1929 was the worst stock market crash in the history of stock market crashes. The stock market crash of 1929 is also known as the Great Depression. There are many other stock market crashes in history. Some stock market crashes saw the Dow Jones dropped even more than the stock market crash of 1929.
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• Stock Market Information
  There are lessons to be learned and stock market information to be collected from every stock market crash such as the stock market crash of 1929 and the Great Depression. Below are useful stock market information. Some stock market information come from pre 1929 stock market crash, while other stock market information come from later stock market era.
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• Stock Valuation
  Stock Valuation over time. It has been shown that stock price declines are not that transitory, that they can persist for decades, and thus that even long-run investors should see risk in stock market investments. There is also reason to believe that much of the enthusiasm for mutual funds is a sort of investor fad that has not been caused by any real learning.
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• Stocks and Bonds in the long run
  Stocks and Bonds in the long run. Stocks have been, are, and should remain one of the best long-term investments around. Over the short term, however, other asset classes can outperform.
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• The Great Depression
  The Great Depression or the Stock market crash of 1929 started in 1929 and ended in the 1930s. While the Great Depression hit North American and Europe the hardest, other cities worldwide were affected just as much.
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• The Great Depression and other crashes
  The Great Depression and other crashes in History. The Great Depression and the Worst stock market crashes since the DJIA was tracked in 1900.
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