1929: The great crash — Time Machine · Investopia
October 1929, New York. Order what happened, from boom to crash to lessons. In the 1920s many people bought shares with borrowed money ('on margin').
Your task
Order the events.
- In the 1920s many people bought shares with borrowed money ('on margin').
- Educational simulation with fictional LeoCoins — not financial advice and no buy or sell recommendation.
- Island companies in this mission are imaginary and their numbers are for practice. Prices in the game are simulated. Real data (SEC, ECB) always shows its source and date.
Score
- Money knowledge — You used the right idea (risk, diversification, P/E, fees, inflation…).
- Risk & diversification — You balanced risk and didn't put all your eggs in one basket.
- Think first & stay safe — You took your time, spotted traps and knew when to ask a trusted adult.
Real world
Real world: the Dow Jones index fell sharply on 24, 28 and 29 October 1929 and only got back to its 1929 peak in 1954. New rules followed, such as creating the US SEC in 1934.
Time Machine
Educational simulation with fictional LeoCoins. Not financial advice and no buy or sell recommendations. Companies in the game are invented. Real money decisions are for adults — talk to a trusted adult.
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