Today, 124 years ago, on May 9, 1901 (March 21, 1901), the first stock market crashed in the 20th century. Today, May 9, 1901, was the worst day in the Wall Street stock market since 1803. Those who used to be reasonable joined hands and competed to sell the crashed securities. The trends began to fall around the afternoon. At the end of the day, some securities had dropped 20 points. The situation was pressing, and the bankers had been discussing all night and night to find ways to prevent a major disaster in the entire financial world. Though this decline had been anticipated, it surprised many people. People were watching the extraordinary upward trend of the North Pacific Railway Company shares. They raised 70 points in three days and still kept a non-depression moment. At the end of the day of the disaster