Wall Street bears loom as 1994 forecasts warn of risk
Market analysts warn the long bull run may be ending as Valuations look high and confidence runs high. Evidence from Legg Mason First Albany Merrill Lynch and Oppenheimer cites growing downside risk and signs of speculation. Despite this the economy strengthens and a 1994 recovery appears possible, tempering fears of a bear market.
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Raymond F. DeVoe Jr
Legg Mason Wood Walker Inc
Hugh Johnson
First Albany Corp
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Michael Metz
Oppenheimer & Co
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Norman Fosback
Market Logic
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Fosback
Local Stocks and Market Update Teased for Saturday Journal
Local stocks and market updates are teased with a dial in number 865-5000 and a prompt to watch for the complete market wrapup in Saturday's Journal-World MONEY magazine, highlighting forthcoming financial coverage.
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Midland Elevator Quotes Wheat to Soybeans Prices Today
As of this morning in Midland Elevator Lawrence the values stood at Wheat 3.79, corn 2.85, milo 4.68, and soybeans 6.71 dollars per bushel. Omaha livestock market quotations list hogs, cattle, and sheep with detailed tag numbers and weights.
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Midland Elevator
Lawrence
Omaha Livestock
Dana, Neb
USDA
Omaha
U.S
St. Joseph
Joserh, Mo
S&Ls Post Profitable Third Quarter Even With Writeoff
Washington AP reports the savings and loan industry earned 763 million in the third quarter, down from 1.26 billion the prior quarter due to a 500 million goodwill writeoff at two Northeast institutions. Acting OTS director Fiechter calls the results healthy despite the one-time charge as thifts benefit from the fund cost yield spread but show a narrower spread from Q2.
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Jonathan L. Fiechter
Office of Thrift Supervision
Northeast
Change in deposit insurance limits for retirement accounts
Bankers expect little consumer impact as FDIC coverage for retirement accounts shifts to 100000 per person at a single institution. Currently four account types receive 100000 each, but new rules consolidate coverage. John Elmore of Merchants Bank of Lawrence notes most customers won’t be affected. CD maturities after Dec 19 will follow the new limits.
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John Elmore
Mercantile Bank of
Lawrence
Elmore
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Trusty Gift Wrap Indicator predicts fourth quarter sales rise
The Appert Gift Wrap Indicator expects nondurable goods sales to grow 4.9 percent in Q4, slower than last year but stronger than last week. Peter P. Appert of Alex Brown & Sons notes eight years of accuracy, linking wrapping paper sales to purchases like sweaters and belts. He says durable goods like cars escape the measure.
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Peter P. Appert
Alex. Brown & Sons
Appert
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