Taking stock

[P3D]

Borys is just establishing claims on a North Sea port. And all towns starting with Ha and ending with Burg should belong to Austria. Including Habichtsburg.

[Borys]

ALL UR HA ADN BURGS ARE BELONG TO US!!11!

[Walter]

Rough search reveals the next existing in 1906...

Ahmedabad Stock Exchange (India, 1894)
The Stock Exchange, Mumbai (India, 1875)
Calcutta Stock Exchange (India, 1830)
Colombo Stock Exchange (Sri Lanka, 1896)
Nagoya Stock Exchange Co. Ltd (Japan, 1886)
Tokyo Stock Exchange (Japan, 1878)
Osaka Stock Exchange Co., Ltd (Japan, 1878)
Alexandria Stock Exchange (Egypt, 1888)
Cairo Stock Exchange (Egypt, 1903)
Johannesburg Securities Exchange (South Africa, 1887)
Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (Zimbabwe, 1896)


Wiener Börse AG (Austria, 1771)
Burza cenných papír? Praha (or at least a predecessor of this one (not sure) Czech Republic, 1861)
Bourse de Paris (France, at least early 19th century)
Börse München (Germany, 1869, origins go back to 1830s)
Frankfurter Wertpapierbörse (Germany, 1585, origins go waaaay back to the 9th century)
Athens Stock Exchange (Greece, 1876)
Irish Stock Exchange (not sure about the name (otherwise in existence as its predecessors the Cork Exchange and Dublin Exchange) Ireland, as far back as 1793)
Oslo Stock Exchange (Norway, 1819 as the Christiania Børs)
Bursa de Valori Bucure?ti (Rumania, 1882)
Saint Petersburg Bourse (Russia, somewhere after its completion in 1810)
Beogradska Berza, a.d. (Yugoslavia, 1894)
Bolsa de Madrid (Spain, 1831)
London Stock Exchange (England, 1801)

Toronto Stock Exchange (Canada, 1861)
Winnipeg Grain & Produce Exchange (Canada, 1887)
Bourse de Montréal (Canada, 1872, origins as far back as 1832)
Boston Stock Exchange (USA, 1834)
Chicago Stock Exchange (USA, 1882)
National Stock Exchange (USA, 1885)
New York Cotton Exchange (USA, 1870) & Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange (USA, 1882) (future merged to New York Board of Trade)
New York Stock Exchange (USA, 1817, origins as far back as 1792)
San Francisco Stock and Bond exchange (USA, 1882) & Los Angeles Oil Exchange (USA, 1889) (future merged to Pacific Exchange)
Philadelphia Stock Exchange (USA, 1790)

Bolsa de Valores de São Paulo (Brazil, 1890)
Santiago Stock Exchange (Chile, 1893)
Bolsa de Comercio de Buenos Aires (Argentina, 1854, successor of the Banco Mercantil (1822)
Bolsa de Valores de Montevideo (Uruguay, 1867)

[swamphen]

Yeep!  :o

So how many of those should be added?  :-X

[Borys]

Ahoj!

And all towns starting with Ha and ending with Burg should belong to Austria. Including Habichtsburg.

Habichtsburg shall be mine!
Borys

[Walter]

Yeep!

"Yeep!" is right. :)

So how many of those should be added?

First thing to do is to see where all those real world SEs would end up...


A few I forgot. No idea about those NZ SEs.

Australian Stock Exchange (Australia, 1871)
Bendigo Stock Exchange (Australia, 1860s)
New Zealand Exchange Limited (New Zealand, 1970, existed as a number of regional stock exchanges during the Gold Rush of the 1870s)

[The Rock Doctor]

I think in most cases, you'd only have one stock exchange with international significance - the rest would likely be venture exchanges that only local investors dabbled in.  I'm guessing the Bendigo, Australia one, for example, was probably limited to small gold mining operations. 

[Walter]

I don't know about the 'small' bit, but I do get the impression that it is heavily gold oriented.
Same would be true for the "New York Cotton Exchange" and the "Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange" from the US.
Yes, there are a lot of Stock Exchanges around this time, but I think quite a few are like those pre "New Zealand Exchange Limited" Stock Exchanges. That they are regional Stock Exchanges.