<p>The year was 1972, and I was studying at the New York Institute of Finance. Preparing for a career in finance. My principal Professor was Charles McGolrick.</p>

<p>McGolrick was one of the colorful characters who filled Wall Street in those days. As a young man he had seen the destruction of the Great Stock Market Crash of 1920, and the ensuing depression. </p>

The year was 1972, and I was studying at the New York Institute of Finance. Preparing for a career in finance. My principal Professor was Charles McGolrick. McGolrick was one of the colorful characters who filled Wall Street in those days. As a young man he had seen the destruction of the Great Stock Market Crash of 1920, and the ensuing depression.

Professor McGolrick Looks At Today’s Corporate Leverage.

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Professor McGolrick Looks At Today’s Corporate Leverage.