The Early History of Women on Wall Street | Wall Street History | SCTV History

Описание: StockCharts TV examines the "Early History of Women in the US Stock Market", interviewing Professor George C. Robb, author of Ladies of the Ticker: Women and Wall Street from the Gilded Age to the Great Depression.

00:00 - Intro
00:16 - Hetty Green
01:05 - Ladies of the Ticker, George Robb
02:19 - Negative Media Portrayal
03:21 - A Means For Financial Independence
04:05 - Victoria Woodhull, First American Woman Stock Broker
04:49 - The Queen (or Witch) of Wall Street
05:28 - Ella Rawls Reader, Company Promoter and Financier
06:17 - Mary Ellen Pleasant, Entrepreneur, Financier and Abolitionist
06:52 - The Continuing Struggle for Parity
07:20 - Credits


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