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Minnesota At The
Turn Of The Century

Jöns
And
Eluf
Gunderson Were Wealthy Potato Farmers

Hiram Levy Traveled The
Circuit Selling Dreams

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Hiram Of Loeb And
Loeb Stocks
Fancy talking German stock sellers
that sold dreams to Norwegian and Swede 'Square Head' farmers.
Benjamin Fine could give you 2% at his bank, but the Loebs could sell
you Sears and Roebuck stock, and you could make a fortune.
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Blockbuster Has Lost $10
Billion
The once highflying stock had a
market cap of $10 billion, is now at $.30 cents ($39 million).
Naturally your broker will say "the money was just paper value", and
everyone lost, but that's bullsh*t.
Think in terms of 1880.
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Whoops!! There Is A Crash
It's the great bank crash of 1880
and stocks take a hit too. Everyone loses, even the goodly Kahns,
and Levys.
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Think In Gold Coins
The 1880 the good Swedes gave
Hiram Levy 30,000 gold coins, and Hiram gave the Swedes fancy
paper certificates. And for years Hiram's blood brothers, like
Benjamin Birnbaum of 'Birnbaum Dry Goods', talked of riches. Oh,
but by an 'Act of God' there is a mysterious financial collapse.
Did the gold coins vanish?
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I Love These Stock
Scams
"Market Collapse" screams the
Wall Street Journal, everyone loses!! But the truth is the money
doesn't vanish, it just changes hands. In 1929 the commercial and
residential market collapsed, but the buildings didn't evaporate, they
were still there.
Much like the hick at the carnival
playing the pea under the shell game. His money didn't vanish, he just
got swindled.
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