AP Survey Turns Up Answers on Market WAGs
An Associated Press analysis of 1961 trading shows exchange professionals and specialists acted to sell heavily before Black Monday and buy during declines, while the public bought more at low prices. Data cover Jan 1 to Jun 1 with broad contrasts between specialists, floor traders, and public investors amid market turmoil.
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Kashington
Tts
Big Cacce
Associated Press
New York
Funston
Tg Board
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Ges
BERE
Over the Counter Stocks Tumble Amid Broad Selloff in 1962
Price declines hit most over the counter issues as selling surged Thursday and Friday. Industrials and banks led losses, with many issues hitting new lows and the market showing weak bids from dealers. Notable declines included Wyandotte Chemical and Dun & Bradstreet, while some issues like Kinney Service saw fractional gains.
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Alexander R. Hammer
The
New York Times Co
New York
National Quotation Bureau
Pacific
Power and Light and Central
New Mexico
Kinney Service
Neiman - Marcus
Berman Leasing
Radiation Dynamics
Morrison &Knudsen
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Selmee
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By Frani
Exchange
Pet Lear
Mem Vance
G. Keith Funston
Rete
Boukdaac
Pubic
Wyandotte Chemical
Vanity Fair Mills
A.C. Nielsen
Mohawk Rubber
Dun & Bradstreet
G. D. Searle
Syntex Corporation
American Stock Exchange
Johnson & Johnson
Syntex
Canada
Searle
Bank
All Securities
First National City
Imews
Richmond ‘County National Bank of Port
Richmond
N. Y
Morgan Guaranty
U. S
Kerstein
Olegay
Kerstein Engineering
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Jeff’s
Kanawha City
A Appliances
Maccorkle Ave
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G. C. Elean
D.D.S
Cross Lanes
America
Winston