Investment Clubs Grow in Popularity Across Nation
Investment clubs attract members with low cost and shared risk. From 1940 to now the National Association reports over 2,000 clubs with 25,000 members. Clubs favor speculative stocks and advise limiting rosters to about 15. clear goals, tax rules, and solid record keeping are essential.
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Donald I. Rogers
Herald Tribune News Service
New York
National Association of Investment Clubs
Raymond Trigger
Harper & Bros
New York Stock Exchange
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