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Tansy_Gold

(17,860 posts)
Wed Aug 30, 2023, 05:14 PM Aug 2023

STOCK MARKET WATCH -- Thursday, 31 August 2023

STOCK MARKET WATCH, Thursday, 31 August 2023



Previous SMW:
SMW for 30 August 2023




AT THE CLOSING BELL ON 30 August 2023


Dow Jones 34,890.24 +37.57 (0.11%)
S&P 500 4,514.87 +17.24 (0.38%)
Nasdaq 14,019.31 +75.55 (0.54%)





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Quote for the Day:

But our interest, in this discussion, is in the genesis, the actual process of becoming, of our present "standards of living," not their value as rated by any critical (or uncritical) standard. And accordingly we shall take it for a fact that on the whole the average person of today is reasonably, perhaps unreasonably, well satisfied with his telephone, his typewriter, and his motor-car; with his swift and easy journeyings over land and sea; with his increasingly scientific medical attendance and public sanitation; with his virtually free supplies of literature and information, new and old, and with his electric light or his midnight oil (triple distilled) to aid in the perusal. More than this, he is so well satisfied with all these modern inventions that, historical or æsthetical or other "holidays" apart, he would never for a moment dispense with any one of them as a matter of free choice.

Henry Waldgrave Stuart. "The Phases of the Economic Interest." In Creative Intelligence: Essays in the Pragmatic Attitude. Henry Holt and Co. © 1917.





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