Investment Clubs Put Some Stocks On A Launching Pad
New York AP reports investment clubs often aim for 100 percent gains in five years. One standout shows Moog Inc rising from 18.75 to over 25 dollars, a five year gain of at least 1,233 percent. Moog, a maker of machine tools and electrohydraulic valves, is among the 12 most popular stocks of 3,600 clubs in the National Association of Investment Clubs. Clubs reinvest dividends, endure losses, and some fold, but many believe collective amateur skill can prosper.
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Farm economic indicators reveal shifts in farm income accounting
Washington report reviews a new USDA publication on farm sector income and cash flow, detailing a shift from old net income measures to a cash income approach. It notes 1979 net income at 25.7 billion under new methods and 38 billion cash income, with wider context on stock clubs and the evolving farm economy.
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