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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1987
Page
24
New York Stock Exchange week summary of selected issues showing sales, ends, highs, lows, and last price with changes. Market activity highlights weekly performance across listed stocks and index leaders.
AP notes weekly snapshot of the 20 most active New York stocks trading above $1, detailing yearly high and low, weekly sales, and daily closing prices with net changes. The list highlights liquidity leaders and market movers across sectors.
New York stocks rose early in 1987 but by week’s end slid as profit taking and a suspected correction unsettled traders. Dow Jones gain about 13 percent since 1986, with analysts noting consolidation before further advances amid weak economy signals and strong liquidity from foreign buyers. Computer trading amplified swings, NYSE index up 1.81 to 154.02 and Nasdaq follows.
An OCR segment lists several companies with numeric codes and percentage figures. TECO and TRW appear among others with varying performance indicators. The fragment includes percentages around 40s and 50s, with trailing figures that resemble stock data or market metrics.
A compact report notes values for X Y Z Xerox and ZenithE involving percentage figures 69 and 25 with multiple numeric codes. The fragment lacks clear events or named entities beyond corporate labels and digits.
Amex reports the most active New York stocks by dollar volume. The figure comes from multiplying each stock’s median price by its traded shares, reflecting key market activity metrics used by traders and analysts.
The report highlights the most actively traded stocks by dollar volume, listing leaders with high intraday value and turnover. Investors watch these top names for liquidity and market momentum across sectors.
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