Wage hikes lift millions as minimum rises to new level
New York reports 2.6 million low paid workers gain in hourly wages from 1.15 to 1.25 as federal pay scales and overtime rules extend gains. Indirect effects include higher spending, potential price pressures, and broader wage boosts across unions and contracts. Economic outlook hinges on demand, costs, and capacity.
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Wall Street Chatter Indicates Growing Investor Interest
Standard & Poor's reports that the stock market shows signs of increased attention from investors. The small investor’s role warrants watching as activity could rise and inject momentum into trading in coming sessions.
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Value Line survey forecasts strong 1963 housing rebound
Dow Jones Ave Stoker The Broker The Value Line bureau says the construction industry is building itself into its strongest position since the decline largely due to an upswing in private residential dwellings. The second half of 1963 promises to be as beneficial as the first six months.
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Rubber industry outlook rises as prices, output shift
Reynolds and Co notes white prospects for rubber lubricating industry grew dull months ago, but recent weeks bring price increases and long term sales, with auto production in 1964 likely to stay at plant level. Rubber stocks have become buoyant and may stay that way.
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Understanding differences between short selling and options
The piece explains short selling as borrowing stock to sell now and buy back later to return shares, profiting if the price falls. It contrasts this with puts and calls, which are options to sell or buy within a set time, where profit comes from favorable price moves but the option premium can be lost.
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