Wall Street Panic and a Virginian Investor’s Pursuit
Beulah Sands seeks help from Bob Brownley in Wall Street to shield her father’s collapsing fortune. Brownley, aided by Randolph & Randolph, plunges into Sugar stock, claiming Miss Sands a net gain of 1,800,000 as Barry Conant triggers a market panic. Brownley rides the boom briefly then shifts stance as turmoil grows and the hoodoo day looms.
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Sugar Bear Raid on New York Exchange Ends in Big Losses
The Sugar stock circus on the New York floor unfolds with Barry Conant and his lieutenants driving bids while Bob’s bold selling prompts a volatile tug of war. A wash sale and frantic trading push Sugar from 210 to 221 in minutes as shorts panic and longs flood the floor in a sequences of rapid exchanges and suspected market manipulation.
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