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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1966
Page
15
On Wall Street brokers and financial experts are human beings, and their use of terms like excessive speculation and wise investing can confuse the public. The AP report notes that plain language often helps explain market activity and investor behavior.
A concise guide decodes common Wall Street phrases such as Excessive speculation and Glamour stocks. It explains that terms like Wise investing and Technical correction mask actual moves by investors, with examples of how prices drift and buyers react.
A compilation by Avnet Inc president Lester Avnet explains broker jargon with plain language examples. Phrases like growth characteristics or explosive potential mask practical forecasts, while stock being in a broad trading range is simply chartists absent.
AP writes on John Garfield Jr., 22, son of Broadway and screen star, taking his first big screen role in The Warning Shot and replacing Don Drysdale in the project. Born during his father’s Warner Bros era, he spent early years in New York, built acting roots with the New York Shakespeare Festival and National Repertory Theater, then adopted his name to help him break into the industry.
Baghdad radio reports 23 killed and 49 injured as a woman spectator crossed a path of a Shiite procession near Baghdad on Sunday. The crowd around one hundred thousand Shiite worshipers attended the religious event.
In a reenactment near Iraq's Karabila shrine, a three mile Shiite procession halted as women crossing the road caused a bottleneck. Dozens died of suffocation and many more were injured as bodies piled up at the crowd surge near Al Hussein's grave.
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