Banks
Banks noun - English botanist who accompanied Captain Cook on his first voyage to the Pacific Ocean (1743-1820).
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Stock and banks are semantically related. in financial institution topic. In some cases you can use "Stock" instead a noun "Banks".
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- Similarly, during the Great Depression, many people worried that they would lose their money due to the stock market crash and failing banks.
Source: Self-Fulfilling Prophecy -
Part of the reason why the Depression got as bad as it did to begin with is that most if not all of the US banks went bankrupt after stock market investors hastily withdrew their inflated shares to cut losses after the stock market crashed.
Source: Literature / Twilight -
The Rich family's actual money is in banks, real estate, the stock market, and other revenue-generating forms.
Source: Film / Richie Rich
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