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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1963
Page
19
A compressed summary of a New York Stock Exchange weekly graphic page listing stock names and prices. The feature includes numerous ticker entries such as RCA, Revlon, Reading, Reed, Rexel, Raytheon, and other holdings with varied price figures and trading notes, reflecting broad market movement and individual company standings.
Dow Jones closing averages for the week ended December 6 show mixed results with stock indexes fluctuating. The report lists high, low, and last values for several stock groups and bond sectors, noting modest declines in some categories and slight gains in others.
A fragmented OCR style list enumerates names, places, and codes from a catalog-like sector. It reads like a roster of individuals and organizations with scattered numbers and abbreviations, lacking a coherent news event or narrative.
A chaotic ticker tape shows losses across major groups with notable declines in transport, energy, and financials. Investors reacted to mixed economic signals and corporate earnings, sending indexes lower and prompting caution in trading sessions.
Mr. Bacon forecasts a coming era of mega mutual funds dominating the market within 25 years. He expects large corporations and banks to enter the field, either by acquiring managers or creating new funds, with sales moving through retail channels without full elimination of traditional salesmen.
Charles H. Bacon predicts a future where mutual fund shares are sold directly at banks, insurance offices, department stores, and other retail points. The veteran distributor notes shifts in wholesale and retail sales, with firms like Sears planning moves into mutual funds and possible mergers altering the industry structure.
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