Wall Street Faces Policing Strains From Stock Boom
Growing public stock purchases and a surge of new offerings push Wall Street toward stricter self policing. Exchanges and the SEC monitor practices as 1962 begins with brokers urged to avoid conflicts and high selling charges while handling hot issues and wide market activity.
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