Black Monday - Part 1 - Nightly Business Report Oct.19, 1987

[anglekan]

I miss that america.

[ducksmasher11]

professionalism worldwide! prestige worldwide!

[gengarjetty]

any one have an episode with stan weinstein?

[MisterEvasion]

The phenomenon of an overheated economy was beginning to be understood. A lot left wing commentators couldn't wait to blame Reaganomics for the crash in their newspaper columns. They had waited years for something bad to cheer about during the Reagan years. But calm prevailed in the end and the market continued to spiral dizzingly to massive highs throughout the 1990s.

[jared5785]

sorry for the sp error.

[jared5785]

This guy in the begining looks like Jonny Deep in edward sciaaoehands.. lol..

[radiodj1520]

In This Clip, From 0:00 To 1:06, It Was PBS-TV's The Nightly Business Report Video Open From Monday Evening, October 19, 1987.

[jazzyspazzrawr]

they seem to have quite a sense of humor about it...weird

[cmares58]

Omg Niel Cavuto lol

[rbonilla18]

1:00 looks like a dick

[JP5466]

On 600 million shares -lol That's nothing today.

[estesoyojajaja]

@JP5466 Gold, $185/oz ? Fuck !!!! I wish the price of Gold would be that on today's market.

[cw99900a]

old computers

[mksr12]

Neil Cavuto, fat faced dope then, fat faced "fair and balanced" dope now

[mksr12]

The death swarm of paper!

[at1212b]

Notice how the stock market doesn't dictate the economy as much anymore, but the Credit markets. Think of how that will play out in the years/decades to come.

[NoirFan01]

Wow, Paul Kangas sure could talk fast back in 1987!

[palmercomm]

So, do you focus exclusively on the Crash of 1987?

[sadalite]

haha, yep thats him alright, I watch him all the time on Fox.

[ruplestilskin1]

CAVUTO! A pompous ass even 20 years ago.