1929-1941: The Great Depression

Last time we looked at the Roaring 20s. The market boomed, but the boom may have been a bubble. 1929 is infamous for the bursting of the bubble. The stock market crash didn’t have to become the Great Depression. A series of policy blunders turned a bad recession into the worst economic catastrophe in American history — and we’re still living with the fixes. Annex Wealth Management’s Chief Economic Strategist Brian Jacobsen, PhD, JD, CFA®, CFP®, CAIA, CBE is here to discuss.