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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1987
Page
24
New York Stock Exchange week trading summary lists selected issues with sales, price changes, highs and lows. Market activity highlights notable movements across blue chips and notable gainers and decliners.
AP report lists top twenty most active stocks in New York for the week with year to date high and low, weekly sales, closing price and net change. Entries include USGI UNCInc USFG USG USX UCarb UnElec UnPac Unisys UnBrad USWest UniTech UniTel Unocal Upjohn USLIFE aPL UtaPL CSL Varian Varity and others with price figures and percentage changes.
An OCR fragment shows mixed characters and numbers resembling a stock or catalog code set. No readable names, dates, or events are discernible to establish a concrete news item or actionable facts.
The list ranks Over-the-Counter stocks and warrants by percentage change this week versus last week. It shows which issues rose the most and which fell the most based on closing prices, outlining net changes and percentage swings.
The Chicago Board of Trade saw a varied week with wheat corn and soybeans fluctuating as traders weighed supply demand and weather. Prices moved through several sessions with gains for some contracts and losses for others amid shifting market sentiment.
The piece analyzes market mania as the Dow nears 2000 and hints at a possible 3000 level. It cites Charles Mackay and quotes Ralph Tate of Aetna Life & Casualty on delusions, pricing vs intrinsic value, and junk bond‑driven restructurings amid high debt and volatility.
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