Black Monday October 24th Look what coming get ready

Oct 24th World Economic Collapse 

 Bo Polny says World Economic Collapse Oct 24th the 1-2-4 cycle that Bo follows very closely just happens to hit on 10/24/22 (which is 1-2-4).

Bank Of England Says Sell Everything Within 3 Days?! Massive Black Friday Coming??

Global debt markets are BREAKING – pension collapse in England, govt. debt FAIL in Japan, while some bonds see 75% losses so far in 2022 ~ Oct. 13, 2022

Oct 24, 1929: Wall St crash will this happen again???

As the countdown to Halloween draws nearer, superstitious traders might want to take note of events that took place 79 years ago – the omens facing global markets are eerily similar to those surrounding the 1929 Wall Street Crash.

The crash of 1929, like the current global economic crisis, came after a prolonged period of economic growth. 

October 24, 1929, known as Black Thursday, marked the first day of the crash with panic selling ensuing on the Dow Jones. This was triggered by predictions of an impending market crash, leading to a record 13m shares being traded.

Later that day, five banks gathered about $20m (£13m) together to buy stock and restore confidence in the market as the Dow closed at 299.47, with the rally continuing into the next day. 

However, by Monday, termed “Black Monday”, panic selling resumed as the Dow dropped nearly 40 points (about 13pc) to close at 260.64. The Dow dropped another 30 points a day later on “Black Tuesday” to close at 230.07 as 16m shares were traded. The market had crashed. 

The roaring Twenties, a decade of prosperity and excess in New York were over – as was the speculative boom that had seen Americans borrow heavily to invest in the stock market. 

• The 17 Year-Old Witness to the Eruption of Vesuvius

  October 24, 79 AD

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  Another Panic, Another Market Crash

  October 24, 1929

Battle of Interest

1812 Napoleonic Wars: The Battle of Maloyaroslavets takes place near Moscow, French army then forced to retreat through the snow towards Smolensk

French Emperor Napoléon Bonaparte

2022 Daily Holidays that fall on October 24, include:

• 40 Hour Work Week Day 
• Accounting Day – October 24, 2022
• Black Thursday 
• Diwali (A Festival of Lights) – October 24, 2022 (Observed in October or November)
• Food Day 
• Good and Plenty Day 
• National Bologna Day 
• National Crazy Day
• Record Store Day – (Also on August 29 and September 26)
• Recycle Your Mercury Thermostat Day 
• Take Back Your Time Day 
• United Nations Day 
• World Development Information Day 
• World Polio Day 
• World Tripe Day 
• Historical Events on October 24
• Mt. Vesuvius erupts, burying the cities of Pompeii, Herculaneum, Oplontis and Stabiae and killing thousands. New research in 2018 suggests the eruption occurred at about this date, not the previously used 24 August. [1] [2]
• 1260 Qutuz, Mamluk Sultans of Egypt (1259-60), is assassinated by Baibars, a fellow Mamluk leader, who seizes power for himself
• 1260 The spectacular Cathedral of Chartres is dedicated in the presence of King Louis IX of France; now a UNESCO World Heritage Site
• 1360 The Treaty of Brétigny is ratified at Calais, marking the end of the first phase of the Hundred Years’ War
• 1492 24 Jews are burned at the stake in Mecklenburg, Germany
• 1531 Bavaria joins Schmalkaldic League
• 1593 Alleged teleportation of Spanish soldier Gil Perez from the Philippines to Mexico
• 1596 -26] Battle at Kerestes: Ottoman beat Austria-Hungary & Germany
• 1836 Earliest American patent for a phosphorus friction match by Alonzo Dwight Phillips of Springfield, Massachusetts
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• 1851 William Lassell discovers Ariel & Umbriel, satellites of Uranus
• 1856 Constitution of South Australia adopted
• 1857 Recognised by FIFA as oldest existing club still playing football in the world, Sheffield FC is founded in Yorkshire, England; now based in Dronfield, Derbyshire
• 1861 First US transcontinental telegram is sent (from San Francisco to Washington, D.C.)
• 1861 West Virginia secedes from Virginia
• 1871 Mob in Los Angeles, California hangs 18 Chinese

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  Statue of Liberty

  1881 Levi P Morton, US ambassador to France drives first rivet in Statue of Liberty 

  The Statue of Liberty, New York

• 1885 ”World Championship” Baseball Series, Cincinnati Base Ball Grounds: St. Louis Browns beat Chicago White Stockings, 13–4 in Game 7; disputed series tied at 3-3-1
• 1885 Johann Strauss’ operetta “Zigeunerbaron (Gypsy Baron)” premieres in Vienna
• 1889 Softball rules adopted by Mid Winter Indoor Baseball League
• 1892 ”World Championship” Baseball Series, South End Grounds, Boston: Boston Beaneaters beat Cleveland Spiders, 8-3 for a 5-0-1 championship victory; last of the pre-modern-era World Series
• 1899 Battle at Rietfontein, South Africa: Boers vs British army
• 1900 General Redvers Buller returns to England
• 1901 First woman to go over Niagara Falls in a barrel (Anna Taylor)
• 1902 Santa Maria volcano in Guatemala erupts, killing 6,000 people and becoming one of the three largest eruptions of the 20th century
• 1903 First trotter to run a mile under 2 minutes (Lou Dillon 1:58.1)
• 1903 George Sutton becomes billards champion
• 1908 Billy Murray hits the charts with “Take Me Outto the Ball Game”
• 1909 Italy and Russia sign the Racconigi Pact in which both nations promise to support the status quo in the Balkans

• 1926 Harry Houdini‘s last performance, at the Garrick Theatre in Detroit, Michigan

  Magician and Escape Artist Harry Houdini

• 1929 Belgian princess Marie-Jose & Italian crown prince Umberto get engaged, assassination attempt on Umberto fails
• 1929 Rudy Vallee’s “The Fleishmann’s Yeast Hour” begins broadcasting on NBC radio

• Coup d’état

  1930 A bloodless coup d’état in Brazil ousts Washington Luís Pereira de Sousa, the last President of the First Republic. Getúlio Vargas then installed as “provisional president.”

  President and Dictator of Brazil Getulio Vargas

  Historic Event

  1931 Gangster Al Capone is sentenced to 11 years for tax evasion

  Gangster Al Capone

• 1931 George Washington Bridge linking New York City and New Jersey dedicated, opens the next day
• 1932 British government signs trade treaty with USSR

• Poet and Playwright Langston Hughes

• 1938 US forbids child labor in factories

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  1933 Langston Hughes‘ “Mulatto” premieres in NYC

• 1940 Adolf Hitler meets the Head of the French State Marshal Philippe Pétain

  French General Philippe Pétain

   

  Dictator of Nazi Germany Adolf Hitler

• 1940 Japan eliminates US terms (strike, play ball) from baseball
• 1940 Protestant churches protest against dismissal of Jew civil servants
• 1940 US Fair Labor Standards of 1938 comes into effect – minimum wage, 44 hr week
• 1942 Second day of battle at El Alamein: British infantry
• 1943 Anti-nazi Clandestine Radio Soldatsender Calais begins transmitting

• United Nations Charter

  1945 Charter of United Nations comes into effect 

  Preamble to the Charter of the United Nations

• 1945 In France PC/PS/MRP win parliamentary election (25/24/23%)
• 1946 A camera on board the V-2 No. 13 rocket, launched from Whites Sands US, takes the first photograph of earth from outer space.
• 1946 Netherlands & Indonesia sign cease fire
• 1947 Series of forest fires burn over $30 million of timber across the New England States
• 1948 Bernard M Baruch introduces term “Cold War”
• 1948 Francis Poulenc’s “Sinfonietta” premieres
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• 1944 Rotterdam Passage fight frees 46 prisoners
• 1944 US air raid on Japanese battleships and cruisers in Sibuya Sea: Musashi sinks
• 1944 US aircraft carrier Princeton sinks at Philippines
• 1944 US Captain David Mccampbell shoots down 9-11 Japanese planes in Gulf of Leyte
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• 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis: Soviet ships approach but stop short of the US blockade of Cuba 

• 1989 American televangelist Jim Bakker is sentenced to 45 years in prison for fraud but the sentence is later reduced to eight years on appeal

  Televangelist Jim Bakker

• 1989 France performs nuclear test at Mururoa atoll
• 1990 USSR performs nuclear test at Novaya Zemlya USSR
• 1991 ”Dancing at Lughnasa” opens at Plymouth Theater NYC for 421 performances
• 1991 Larry Ryckman purchases CFL Calgary Stampeders
• 1992 10th Rugby League World Cup: Australia beats Great Britain 10-6
• 1992 Baseball World Series: Toronto Blue Jays beat Atlanta Braves, 4-3 in Game 6 at Atlanta–Fulton County Stadium to win their first-ever title; MVP: Toronto catcher Pat Borders
• 1993 ”Wonderful Tennessee” opens at Plymouth Theater NYC for 9 performances