Database: Buttonwood Agreement - Revision history

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imported>Darman36 at 16:34, 30 December 2022

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	The [[Buttonwood Agreement]] is the precursor to the {{Wiki\|New York Stock Exchange}}. It was signed in 1792 under a {{Wiki\|Platanus occidentalis\|Buttonwood tree}} on [[Wall Street\|Wall St.]]—hence the name. Lucky it wasn't a Monkey Puzzle ~~Tree—that~~ would not be a dignified name at all.		The [[Buttonwood Agreement]] is the precursor to the {{Wiki\|New York Stock Exchange}}. It was signed in 1792 under a {{Wiki\|Platanus occidentalis\|Buttonwood tree}} on [[Wall Street\|Wall St.]]—hence the name. Lucky it wasn't a {{Wiki\|Araucaria araucana\|Monkey Puzzle Tree}}—that would not be a dignified name at all.

	The agreement itself is fairly simple—24 local [[merchant]]s agreed that they would trade only with one another, and that they would take a 0.25% commission on whatever they traded.		The agreement itself is fairly simple—24 local [[merchant]]s agreed that they would trade only with one another, and that they would take a 0.25% commission on whatever they traded.

imported>Darman36 at 16:33, 30 December 2022

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	The [[Buttonwood Agreement]] is the precursor to the [[New York]] Stock Exchange. It was signed in 1792 under a Buttonwood tree on [[Wall Street\|Wall St.]] ~~- hence~~ the name. Lucky it wasn't a Monkey Puzzle ~~Tree - that~~ would not be a dignified name at all.		The [[Buttonwood Agreement]] is the precursor to the {{Wiki\|New York Stock Exchange}}. It was signed in 1792 under a {{Wiki\|Platanus occidentalis\|Buttonwood tree}} on [[Wall Street\|Wall St.]]—hence the name. Lucky it wasn't a Monkey Puzzle Tree—that would not be a dignified name at all.

	The agreement itself is fairly ~~simple - 24~~ local ~~merchants~~ agreed that they would trade only with one another, and that they would take a 0.25% commission on whatever they traded.		The agreement itself is fairly simple—24 local [[merchant]]s agreed that they would trade only with one another, and that they would take a 0.25% commission on whatever they traded.

	And in case [[Desmond Miles\|you]]'re thinking 1792 is too early for there to be stocks to trade, it wasn'~~t - the~~ first war bonds were released by [[Alexander Hamilton]], in 1790, two years before, so you're wrong, and should probably keep your opinion to yourself.		And in case [[Desmond Miles\|you]]'re thinking 1792 is too early for there to be stocks to trade, it wasn't—the first war bonds were released by [[Alexander Hamilton]], in 1790, two years before, so you're wrong, and should probably keep your opinion to yourself.
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imported>Thegamer1604 at 18:39, 15 September 2020

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imported>Lady Kyashira at 11:46, 2 April 2019

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	Date: Signed 1792		Date: Signed 1792

imported>Piero.schiavone1994 at 21:57, 25 January 2017

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	The agreement itself is fairly simple - 24 local merchants agreed that they would trade only with one another, and that they would take a 0.25% commission on whatever they traded.		The agreement itself is fairly simple - 24 local merchants agreed that they would trade only with one another, and that they would take a 0.25% commission on whatever they traded.

	And in case you're thinking 1792 is too early for there to be stocks to trade, it wasn't - the first war bonds were released by [[Alexander Hamilton]], in 1790, two years before, so you're wrong, and should probably keep your opinion to yourself.		And in case [[Desmond Miles\|you]]'re thinking 1792 is too early for there to be stocks to trade, it wasn't - the first war bonds were released by [[Alexander Hamilton]], in 1790, two years before, so you're wrong, and should probably keep your opinion to yourself.
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imported>Amnestyyy at 13:39, 31 May 2016

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imported>Amnestyyy at 23:45, 28 February 2015

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	The Buttonwood Agreement is the precursor to the New York Stock Exchange. It was signed in 1792 under a Buttonwood tree on Wall St. - hence the name. Lucky it wasn't a Monkey Puzzle Tree - that would not be a dignified name at all.		The [[Buttonwood Agreement]] is the precursor to the [[New York]] Stock Exchange. It was signed in 1792 under a Buttonwood tree on [[Wall Street\|Wall St.]] - hence the name. Lucky it wasn't a Monkey Puzzle Tree - that would not be a dignified name at all.

	The agreement itself is fairly simple - 24 local merchants agreed that they would trade only with one another, and that they would take a 0.25% commission on whatever they traded.		The agreement itself is fairly simple - 24 local merchants agreed that they would trade only with one another, and that they would take a 0.25% commission on whatever they traded.

	And in case you're thinking 1792 is too early for there to be stocks to trade, it wasn't - the first war bonds were released by Alexander Hamilton, in 1790, two years before, so you're wrong, and should probably keep your opinion to yourself.		And in case you're thinking 1792 is too early for there to be stocks to trade, it wasn't - the first war bonds were released by [[Alexander Hamilton]], in 1790, two years before, so you're wrong, and should probably keep your opinion to yourself.
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imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/Events (AC3):Buttonwood Agreement to Database: Buttonwood Agreement

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	And in case you're thinking 1792 is too early for there to be stocks to trade, it wasn't - the first war bonds were released by Alexander Hamilton, in 1790, two years before, so you're wrong, and should probably keep your opinion to yourself.		And in case you're thinking 1792 is too early for there to be stocks to trade, it wasn't - the first war bonds were released by Alexander Hamilton, in 1790, two years before, so you're wrong, and should probably keep your opinion to yourself.

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