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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1969
Page
24
Muriel Siebert advises cautious investors to choose established mutual funds aligned with goals and held long term. She favors loading when well-chosen, stresses diversify with gradual purchases, and limits high-risk speculation to 10 percent of cash. She expects the market to rise over the next three to ten years.
NYSE prices fell again as analysts warned of a continuing market slide. Since mid May paper losses exceeded 90 billion dollars with oils and glamour issues hardest hit. Dow Jones average dropped 12 points to 806.23 as experts warned the decline could last about a year.
Wheat futures fluctuated on the Chicago Board of Trade as traders held long positions after a perceived bottom. Corn recovered from early selling, soybeans and oats down in a generally weak day, while livestock prices fluctuated with steer and broiler values mixed.
New York reports a cautious mood among conservative investors as the credit squeeze and bearish profits forecasts loom. Some blue chips are seen as attractively priced, with John Wright urging a long term gain view and Argus Research advising selective purchases of quality growth stocks despite overall caution.
Colombo Ceylon places Vevol De Kauwe behind a new dance called the Armstrong Lunar Trot with steps like Edwin Buzz Mission Control Jitters and Kangaroo Hop. The piece notes advisers’ fees independent of trades and hints at investors seeking contrary opinions as forecasts for 1970 hint at an economic pickup despite negative news and a slowdown.
Citrus market notes from Los Angeles report no price changes observed across the trading day. Analysts recorded steady quotes with supply and demand balancing amid steady market activity.
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