Trend of Security Prices for Past Week Analyzed
A week long trend analysis by H de La Chapelle and Paul H MacGregor with Paine Webber Jagkoon Curtis and EB F Hutton Co notes two negative factors dragging a year end rally. It outlines possible paths: a rally exhausts in early January then declines to 390 380 or a longer rally into February. December lows near 425 95 rails and 143 142 in 65 stocks must hold for any further rise. The piece cites Bolton Tremblay Bank Credit Analyst and A Hamilton Bolton warning of a 1958 consumer slump, while technicals point to a temporary favorable trend. It forecasts a second quarter improvement but cautions markets may test 1929 highs around 386 and stresses patience in a long term credit cycle. It discusses payrolls, inventories, mortgage money constraints, and steel scrap price signals as key indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton-Tremblay “Bank Credit Analyst
Bearis
Djia
New York
Ior
Philadelphia
Man shoots self in tragic Seaside incident
A 45-year-old man, Francs FP. McEneaney of 3422 Adriatic Ave, is in serious condition at Seaside Hospital after allegedly attempting suicide with a .38 caliber revolver. He was found by his wife Catherine Friday around 10:30 p.m. at their home.
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Seaside Hospital
Francs
McEneaney
Adriatic Ave
Catherine
Investment Trusts Bid and Ask Prices From 2007 Report
A fragmented OCR listing shows bid and ask values for various investment trusts and funds, including names such as AmBuash, Transa, Rouenstat Group, ManlBdy, and NatSecSer. The data mix includes fund prices, percentages, and references to Broad Street and Delaware listings, with several figures like 2.07, 3.77, and 74.04 interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aglind AhenteenFadia
AmBuash
MspSeclimsyk
HFT
Kdo
Riombenstat
Grpveckine
Ussaares BadlnTatam
Muvris FestonFund
Atloy Bullock Fund
CumranSulul
Caghares
Peopleasecur
Ancorpinvestra
Tiaticinsurha
InverstBoston
BcudSscCieik
Einstlowitt
Smthrserd
SteinRaria
Slanekturrd
Unite
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Fiterasing
VameLspis Sasindostrd
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ISS
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Consumer set to rule as 1957 ends with wary shoppers
Nation’s business and industry notes a shift in power to the consumer. Confidence dips, auto sales falter, and retailers brace for 1958 with better values and lower prices. Government aims to revive growth via housing funds and public works spending, predicting gains in construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors
Ford
James C. Wright
Detroit
U. S. Commerce Department
Associated General Contractors of America
Wendell B. ‘Barnes
Small Business Administration
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. de la Chapelle
Paul H. Macgregor
Paine, Webber, Jagkoon & Curtis
EB. F. Hutton
Pensions Trust
RASAE
Det. Industrials
Airjee
Dr. Industrials
Anvestment Trusts
By Walter Bau
Labor
Mitchell
Westinghouse Electric Corp
New Yee Steel
Westinghouse
U. S