explain the difference between black thursday and black tuesday.?

Answer 1

Black Thursday:
Thursday, October 24, 1929 has the dubious honor of being called Black Thursday because it was on this day that the New York Stock Exchange crashed, heralding the end of the "Roaring Twenties" and the beginning of the Great Depression.

Black Tuesday -
Tuesday, October 29th, 1929
Combine the worst features of Black Thursday with the worst features of Black Monday and you get Black Tuesday.
On Thursday, a record 12.9 million shares traded and the ticker tape fell behind one and a half hours.
On Black Tuesday, a new record of 16.4 million shares were traded and the ticker tape fell behind by two and a half hours!
On Monday, the stock market suffered a record one-day loss of around 13 percent.
On Black Tuesday, the market suffered a loss of about 12 percent.

Answer 2

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Black Thursday was October 24, 1929, the start of the Stock Market Crash. Black Tuesday was the following Tuesday, October 29, 1929, when the market experienced its single greatest loss.

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explain the difference between black thursday and black tuesday.?

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Black Thursday, one of the worst days in the stock market and the beginning of the Great Crash of 1929.


Black Tuesday - 1929, Mutual Funds, The most famous day in stock market history, Black Tuesday, took place 75 years ago.

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Answer 6

Elizabeth nailed it (so PLEASE pick her answer!)

But I thought you might be intrigued by the fact that there was ANOTHER very important but often forgotten "Black Tuesday" after that of October 1929.

This one came in1937, early if FDR's second term, that is, in the very midst of the Great Depression (showing that the "New Deal" was NOT solving the problems). For more on this, check the introduction and chapter 13 (appropriate number, here!) of Amity Shlaes's new book *The Forgotten Man: A New History of the Great Depression*.

(I had a library request in on this for months and finally got hold of it this week . An EXCELLENT read , and a great job challenging what we all THINK we know about those events. I highly recommend it.)

On the stock market decline of 1937 -
"The greatest decline. . . occurred in 1937 from August 14th to November 24th when the Dow declined 40.2%"
http://www.stockmarketcycles.com/current_observations.htm

Calculated another way, this episode was part of the SECOND worst crash ever (#1 came in 1932):
http://ezinearticles.com/?Guide-to-Stock-Market-Depressions&id=127590

Answer 7

Black metal vocals consist largely of high pitched shrieking, screaming, howling, and snarling. Like an demon that got it's balls caught in a blender. Lyrical themes are typically dark and pretty nasty. Lots of stuff about Satan, occult rituals, anti-Christianity, violence, brutality, blood, etc. The imagery bands use is typically related to Scandinavian paganism (lots of bands from Norway), occult themes, or Satanism. Black metal is more gothic. Lots of face painting and blood. Not to mention black metallers have gotten in trouble for church burnings over in Norway. Death metal vocals sound more like deep growling (picture a dog barking, except a lot more intense and scary). Lyrical themes are usually a little more varied, but still lots of brutality (more just straight forward mutilation, necrophelia, etc., rather than mutilation and necrophelia in occult rituals...of course, there's lots of Satanism in death metal too, but just not as much as in black metal). The more "brutal" lyrics of death metal aren't revolved around Satanic or occult themes quite as much. Plus, death metal is typically more technically demanding than black metal, and most other forms of metal (lots of blast beat drumming). I get the feeling black metal is a little more nasty. But that was just a superficial evaluation. I'm not really big on either genre.

Answer 8

Different days.