When the U.S. stock market finally stabilized in 1932, stocks had:
A) stabilized at about 25 percent of their value.
B) lost almost 90 percent of their original value.
C) caused the total collapse of Wall Street.
D) become totally obsolete.
E) lost two-thirds of their original value.
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