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EPISODE · Apr 11, 2026 · 16 MIN

Heinze and Morse: The Men Who Almost Broke the Banking System | Panic of 1907 Part 2

from The Saucetown Investor Podcast · host Matt Cox

This episode explores the 1907 financial panic triggered by a copper market corner, the role of key figures like Heinz and Morse, and the interconnectedness of banking and speculation that led to the crisis.Copper market corner and market manipulationRole of Heinz and Morse in the 1907 crisisInterconnection of banking and speculation before Glass-SteagallLegal environment of insider trading and market manipulation in 1907Impact of the copper scheme on Wall Street and banking system1907 financial panic, copper market, Wall Street, market manipulation, banking crisis, trust companies, short squeeze, speculation, Glass-Steagall, United Copper

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