Remembering the Stock Market Crash of 1987
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It's hard to believe but CNBC did not exist at the time., but CNBC veterans Bill Griffeth, Sue Herera and Ron Insana, then at FNN, covered the event. Here's how they remember it.
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Twenty years after the crash of 1987, the market is at or near a record high. Such was also the case in 1997 on the the 10-year anniversary of the crash. Here's how CNBC saw it then.
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Many are quick to say that when it comes to investing little has changed since the crash. Twenty years later, however, Wall Street and the securities business are quite a bit different.
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