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1835 - First headquarters burnt down in the Great Fire of New York of 1835.
1864 - Open board of stock brokers merge with NYSE.
1903 - Exchange moved to 18 Broad Street.
1918 - Pneumatic Vacuum was first created to ship tickers to and from other exchanges.
1929 - Black Tuesday (Oct 23) and Blue Monday (Oct 26) lose investors 26 billion dollars.
1930 - NYSE is the largest exchange holding more foreign issues then all other US markets combined.
1943 - Trading floor opens to women.
1953 - NYSE trading volume reaches 900,000 it is the last time trading volume will be bellow $1 million.
1967 - first women becomes a member.
1976 - first Foreigner becomes a member.
1979 - The New York Futures Exchange is established.
1986 - Black Monday (Oct 19) sees the second largest one day percentage drop of 22.6%.
2006 - NYSE merges with Euronext creating the first Trans-Atlantic stock exchange.
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