The Golden Rule for Gold on Wall Street Revisited
The piece argues the traditional links between the dollar, stocks and gold are shifting. It notes gold’s volatile history since 1975, references Carter era prices, and cites Argus Research predicting a possible drop to around $100 an ounce before rising toward $900 by 1981 as policy and market factors reshape the gold market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Pacific
Carter
Argus
Grand Opening of Baltimore Federal at Hecht's Golden Ring
The Baltimore Federal Savings and Loan Association celebrated Nov 20 the new Golden Ring Office inside Hecht's. Executives from Hecht's and Baltimore Federal attended with local dignitaries. Gerald A. Sampson and Robert E. Hecht Sr. led the ribbon cutting. A $100 check went to Edward W. Hearn of United Fund Central Maryland. The Eastpoint Office remains Baltimore Federal's first and Joanne Varley, Cheryl Wilder, and Sally Dennis supported staff. The Hecht's site on the second floor marks the 22nd Baltimore Federal office, a full savings service facility offering Hecht's customer services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Federal Savings and Loan Association
Golden Ring
Hecht's
Baltimore Federal
Gerald A. Sampson
Hecht’s
Robert E. Hecht ,Sr
Edward W. Hearn
Associated Campaign
Richard C. Kelly
Eastpoint
Joanne Varley
Cheryl Wilder
Sally Dennis
Fed set to have Carter appointees dominate board
The Federal Reserve Board will soon be majority Carter appointees, but policy on high interest rates likely remains unchanged. Carter has filled two seats this year and may name a fourth, with names like Luther Hodge Jr and Lyle Gramley floated for the vacant position. Miller, an independent, backs diversifying the economic expertise on the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Carter
Senate
Philip C. Jackson
Stephen S. Gardner
Arthur Burns
G. William Miller
Burns
Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Argus Research Corporation
Rakeyser
The
the United Fund of Central Maryland Inc
Agle
ERD
Fed
R. Gregory Nokes
LonDon
Indettinie
Pont
Frederick
Enos
Futuro
Nyea