A ticker tape is a computerized device that relays ... is a financial writer with 15+ years Wall Street experience as a ... Ticker-tape machines introduced in 1930 and 1964 were ...

Ticker tape was once arguably the most fundamental office supply on Wall Street. You can learn more about it here. Image source: ... Ticker-tape machines were both simple and incredibly clever.

A look at how ticker-tape parades came to be. ... Before it became a New York tradition, it was an inventive way to dispose of the waste of the machine that pushed Wall Street into its modern era.

Wall Street traders like to call unexpected news events "tape bombs." The terminology presumably dates back to the days when the physical flow of ticker tape delivered the latest ups and downs of ...

This is probably the coolest image we found: A 1930s broker's office at the firm of Benjamin Block & Co., featuring various ticker-tape machines and stock-quote board. Museum of American Finance, NYC ...

A Quotron machine as seen in the 1987 film "Wall Street." The Quotron terminal was invented in 1960, but it wasn't until the '80s that the machines began to take off.

He created the Black Wall Street Ticker to track spending, giving and investing with Black businesses. ... Global, has invented a new kind of ticker tape, the Conscious Spending Ticker (CST).

This makes the women's soccer team and the New York Yankees the only teams to have back-to-back ticker-tape parades. Since Wall Street no longer has readily available ticker tape, the Downtown ...