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THE BUTTONWOOD AGREEMENT
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The Buttonwood Agreement" We the Subscribers, Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of Public Stock, do hereby solemnly promise and pledge ourselves to each other, that we will not buy or sell from this day for any person whatsoever, any kind of Public Stock ,at a less rate than one quarter per cent Commission on the Specie value of and that we will give a preference to each other in our Negotiations. In Testimony whereof we have set our hands this 17th day of May of New York 1792."
The Buttonwood Agreement of May 17, 1792, established the basis of the modern New York Stock Exchange. The Brokers wrote this agreement and signed it to create trust in the system thru: 1) Brokers would only deal with each other, eliminating auctioneers and speculators and 2) Commissions would be standardized at .25% of special value.
In establishing a standardized closed, members only financial exchange Trading Desk, the marketplace in the United States began to switch from Philadelphia to New York City. The Consumer trust between investors and brokers, investors, and the BUS grew as investors knew the valuation was accurate and the currency was valid. In 1817 the number of brokers had grown, and they named their Trading Desk the New York Stock Exchange Board.
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FOLLOWING THE BUTTONWOOD AGREEMENT
Following the Buttonwood
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Agreement In the 1800s, a "Curb Exchange" began on Broad Street for the Exchange of stocks. This Exchange was created for those stocks that did not meet the requirements for the NYSE floor. This Curb Exchange grew into the American Stock Exchange when in 1921, it moved into actual "quarters" on Trinity. In 2008 the NYSE acquired the AMEX and Euronext exchanges. Today, the stocks traded on the AMEX are small-cap stocks.
In keeping with the Buttonwood Agreement, traders in Chicago organized a commodities exchange in 1848 to market agricultural products (corn, soybeans, grains). They then expanded to include options and futures on several other products (meat, gold, silver, US Treasury Bonds).
During the 1800s, in Denver, New Orleans, San Francisco, and many other cities, regional exchanges sprang up to trade in stocks for companies that did not meet the requirements for trading on the floors of the NYSE or AMEX. These regional exchanges allowed speculators to invest minimally with the hope of rapid growth and massive profits if and when a company prospered, and its stock value rose dramatically. Speculation can lead to fraud, as seen with the Denver penny-stock exchange for CYNK Technology that increased from 10 cents a share to $13.90 per share until the SEC shut down the stock trade in 1982, causing the Denver exchange to lose 40% of its valuation.
In 1836, following years of profitability based upon loans to American cotton growers, the Bank of England raised its interest rates on loans to recover silver that had been drained from British reserves through the loans. The banks in the United States were forced to react similarly. Many US investors who had borrowed money defaulted on their loans, especially as trading in cotton was tied to silver deposits. When the price of cotton dropped by 25% in 1837, the global community fell into an economic Panic. Speculators bought the defaulted loans hoping that the price of cotton would rebound. When cotton prices continued to dip, the speculators defaulted on their loans, deepening the Panic of 1837, which led to unemployment and inflation. The US government did not intervene in this situation and allowed the markets to regulate themselves, leading to the recovery of 1843-44. With the discovery of gold in California in 1848, the US economy once again became solidified and the Bank US solvent. Cont'dAfter the Panic of 1837, when many investors suffered significant losses, the NYSE demanded that companies who desired to trade stock/securities within the Exchange make public their finances as a condition of offering their stock to potential investors. Still, a few individuals and brokerage houses controlled the Exchange.
FOLLOWING THE BUTTONWOOD AGREEMENT
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Following the Buttonwood Agreement In the 1800s, a "Curb Exchange" began on Broad Street for the Exchange of stocks. This Exchange was created for those stocks that did not meet the requirements for the NYSE floor. This Curb Exchange grew into the American Stock Exchange when in 1921, it moved into actual "quarters" on Trinity. In 2008 the NYSE acquired the AMEX and Euronext exchanges. Today, the stocks traded on the AMEX are small-cap stocks.
In keeping with the Buttonwood Agreement, traders in Chicago organized a commodities exchange in 1848 to market agricultural products (corn, soybeans, grains). They then expanded to include options and futures on several other products (meat, gold, silver, US Treasury Bonds).
During the 1800s, in Denver, New Orleans, San Francisco, and many other cities, regional exchanges sprang up to trade in stocks for companies that did not meet the requirements for trading on the floors of the NYSE or AMEX. These regional exchanges allowed speculators to invest minimally with the hope of rapid growth and massive profits if and when a company prospered, and its stock value rose dramatically. Speculation can lead to fraud, as seen with the Denver penny-stock exchange for CYNK Technology that increased from 10 cents a share to $13.90 per share until the SEC shut down the stock trade in 1982, causing the Denver exchange to lose 40% of its valuation.
In 1836, following years of profitability based upon loans to American cotton growers, the Bank of England raised its interest rates on loans to recover silver that had been drained from British reserves through the loans. The banks in the United States were forced to react similarly. Many US investors who had borrowed money defaulted on their loans, especially as trading in cotton was tied to silver deposits. When the price of cotton dropped by 25% in 1837, the global community fell into an economic Panic. Speculators bought the defaulted loans hoping that the price of cotton would rebound. When cotton prices continued to dip, the speculators defaulted on their loans, deepening the Panic of 1837, which led to unemployment and inflation. The US government did not intervene in this situation and allowed the markets to regulate themselves, leading to the recovery of 1843-44. With the discovery of gold in California in 1848, the US economy once again became solidified and the Bank US solvent. Cont'dAfter the Panic of 1837, when many investors suffered significant losses, the NYSE demanded that companies who desired to trade stock/securities within the Exchange make public their finances as a condition of offering their stock to potential investors. Still, a few individuals and brokerage houses controlled the Exchange.
FOLLOWING THE BUTTONWOOD AGREEMENT
https://www.crowdpointtech.com..../?afmc=SNiB98ONX5lf0
Following the Buttonwood Agreement In the 1800s, a "Curb Exchange" began on Broad Street for the Exchange of stocks. This Exchange was created for those stocks that did not meet the requirements for the NYSE floor. This Curb Exchange grew into the American Stock Exchange when in 1921, it moved into actual "quarters" on Trinity. In 2008 the NYSE acquired the AMEX and Euronext exchanges. Today, the stocks traded on the AMEX are small-cap stocks.
In keeping with the Buttonwood Agreement, traders in Chicago organized a commodities exchange in 1848 to market agricultural products (corn, soybeans, grains). They then expanded to include options and futures on several other products (meat, gold, silver, US Treasury Bonds).
During the 1800s, in Denver, New Orleans, San Francisco, and many other cities, regional exchanges sprang up to trade in stocks for companies that did not meet the requirements for trading on the floors of the NYSE or AMEX. These regional exchanges allowed speculators to invest minimally with the hope of rapid growth and massive profits if and when a company prospered, and its stock value rose dramatically. Speculation can lead to fraud, as seen with the Denver penny-stock exchange for CYNK Technology that increased from 10 cents a share to $13.90 per share until the SEC shut down the stock trade in 1982, causing the Denver exchange to lose 40% of its valuation.
In 1836, following years of profitability based upon loans to American cotton growers, the Bank of England raised its interest rates on loans to recover silver that had been drained from British reserves through the loans. The banks in the United States were forced to react similarly. Many US investors who had borrowed money defaulted on their loans, especially as trading in cotton was tied to silver deposits. When the price of cotton dropped by 25% in 1837, the global community fell into an economic Panic. Speculators bought the defaulted loans hoping that the price of cotton would rebound. When cotton prices continued to dip, the speculators defaulted on their loans, deepening the Panic of 1837, which led to unemployment and inflation. The US government did not intervene in this situation and allowed the markets to regulate themselves, leading to the recovery of 1843-44. With the discovery of gold in California in 1848, the US economy once again became solidified and the Bank US solvent. Cont'dAfter the Panic of 1837, when many investors suffered significant losses, the NYSE demanded that companies who desired to trade stock/securities within the Exchange make public their finances as a condition of offering their stock to potential investors. Still, a few individuals and brokerage houses controlled the Exchange.
THE BUTTONWOOD BLOCKCHAIN ECOSYSTEM
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THE BUTTONWOOD BLOCKCHAIN ECOSYSTEMHistory shows us that technological growth as a result of World War II and the Cold War has changed the economies of all nations. What has once deemed science fiction [space travel, walking on the moon, watch phones, nuclear-powered ocean-going ships/submarines] are now commonplace. Investment in this now present future is vital.
The 24 brokers who signed the Buttonwood Agreement were focused on commodities and bonds Alexander Hamilton issued to fund the debt incurred from the Revolution. However, is it a coincidence that the S&P 500 has modern trading desks that include 24 Industry Groups such as
Energy Group
Materials Group
Capital Goods
Commercial & Professional Services
Transportation
Automobiles & Components
Consumer Durables & Apparel
Consumer Services
Retailing
Food & Staples Retailing
Food, Beverage & Tobacco
Household & Personal Products
Health Care Equipment & Services
Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology & Life Sciences
Banks
Diversified Financials
Insurance
Software & Services
Technology Hardware & Equipment
Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment
Telecommunication Services
Media & Entertainment
Utilities
THE BUTTONWOOD BLOCKCHAIN ECOSYSTEM - CONCLUSIONS
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When the Brokers created the Buttonwood Agreement in 1792, they established an exchange system that they controlled. The exchanged stocks in commodities, and government bonds resulted in exactly what the brokers wanted, trust in the Exchange. Since the industrial revolutions had not yet occurred, this system worked well. But time changes, and world economies grow, sometimes at an exponential rate. With the rapid growth, new "exchanges" arose. The brokerage houses sold securities in many new industries. Still, the stocks themselves were difficult to come by as the titans of the American Industrial Revolution controlled industry and the trading desks and banks.
To keep up with the rapidly growing economies and to democratize the Exchange itself, CrowdPoint offers the Buttonwood Blockchain Ecosystem to privatize identity and allow investors to monitor their current investments and diversified future investments on their trading desk. While the Buttonwood brokers established a neo-feudalistic business, society based on limited access to information and the stocks themselves, engaging with CrowdPoint's Platform is the new Buttonwood Agreement allowing for transparency and safety in the exchange marketplace.
Come join the CrowdPoint Buttonwood Blockchain Ecosystem....Your Trusted Agent in Untrusted World!!
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Grief, Part 14 - II Corinthians 4:18: The Invisible is More Real than what is Visible - Choose Life!
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Variety is the spice of life; and food is a great way to make cross-cultural connections. Have you ever wondered what other people around the world eat for breakfast?
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Bread in 10 minutes! No oven! This is the tastiest thing I've ever eaten! Anyone can do it.
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Bread in 10 minutes! No oven! This is the MOST DELICIOUS I have ever eaten! Anyone can do it.
Please watch the video until the end so you don't miss the details.
___Necessary materials ___
4 glasses of flour (480 g)
1 glass of yogurt (220 g)
1 glass of water (200 ml)
1 pack of baking powder (10 g)
1 teaspoon of salt (8 g)
1 tablespoon of vegetable oil (10 ml)
For the above:
olive oil (50 ml)
Incredibly simple and fast. The tastiest and easiest recipe I've ever made.
Incredibly easy and fast. The tastiest, easiest recipe I've ever made.
If you are looking for a practical and delicious recipe for your breakfast, you are at the right place.
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The cup size I used in the recipe:
Large glass ( 200 ml )
small glass ( 90 ml )
Necessary materials
2 glasses of warm water (400 ml)
1 glass of warm milk (200 ml)
1 tea glass of vegetable oil (90 ml)
2 Tablespoons of sugar (40 grams)
1 tablespoon of dry yeast (10 grams)
1 teaspoon of salt (8 grams)
7 cups of flour (840 grams)
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I'm so sorry about the orientation on this (and the next) recording being vertical. I think I've corrected that for future videos.Pastor Dave's super profound sermon that I referred to: https://downloads.thedoor.org/....sermon/2011-02-27.mp
II Corinthians 4:16-18 is the passage I was showing.
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In episode 69 we have another special guest to bring to our followers. James Roguski will be joining us from Torrence, CA. James has been outspoken for many years and about many subjects in the public eye, not the least of which is “covid” and the use of it to end our freedoms an liberty.
James has been a guest on the Stew Peters Show, BitChute, Catching Fire News, and many others. He’s published many articles and you can find much of his work on his substack. Just go to https://jamesroguski.substack.com/.
Most recently he has been on many podcasts and news shows talking about his latest project, Declaration of Demands. Fashioned after the Declaration of Independence, it calls to light and demands changes for all the tyrannical things the US government has been doing. This can be summed up by one paragraph on this Declaration of Demands page where he says:
“We the People demand the full and immediate restoration of our inalienable rights and freedoms.
When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for a multitude of people around the world to come together to stand up in defense of their inalienable rights against the oppression and abuse heaped upon them by the Fascist collusion of government, corporations and non-governmental organizations working together to strip the people of their many freedoms, a decent respect for the opinions of mankind requires that we should declare the causes which impel us to seek redress of our grievances.”
James will be sharing with us his thoughts on the Declaration of Demands as well as many other issues and problems we are facing not only in this country but around the world. You won’t want to miss this episode!
