Shake-Out in Mart says short selling harms minds
A discussion on stock market discipline notes many inexperienced investors sold stock short in 1962. A young trader lost money after shorting Polaroid at 90 then covering at 102 as price rose to 100. The piece links short selling to nervous behavior, moral risk, and social cost, citing Los Angeles cases and warnings about the practice.
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America
Polaroid
Los Angeles
Bastland
Burbank
New York City
Andrew G
Dunn
Peter D. Follis
East
Charles
Andrews
Ron
United States
Lima
Cadillac
Admits Slaying and Market Advice in Baltimore Forum
A Baltimore youth admits to a slaying while a separate discussion warns of risky margin use and ill advised stock trading. The forum urges readers to list ten frequent hold ings, compare earnings and dividends, and select three to five to invest in.
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H.T.W
GOP Quizzers Brand Estes Inquiry Fake
Republican investigators called the Agriculture Department explanation for failing to complete an investigation into Bill Sol Estes a complete fake. They argued Estes was receiving some form of preferred consideration and that the department never...
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Billig Sol Estes
Texas
Estes
Odin Langen
R-Minn
Florence P. Rwyer
Rn.j
House
Langen
Department
Donald A Russell
Item
CARE Chief Heads U S Food Agency
CARE chief Richard W. Reuter is named director of the U S Food for Peace program by President Kennedy, succeeding Georges McGovern who resigns to run for Senate. Reuter, 44, has led CARE since 1946 and will earn 21000 annually. The nomination follows McGovern’s departure and cites Reuter’s international experience with surplus foods.
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Dent Kennedy
Richard W. Reuter
CARE
U. S
For Peace
Reuter
Georges McGovern
Senate
South Dakota
McGovern
House
Kennedy
Food For Peace
New York
White House
Unclear market blurb from Los Angeles stock report
Fragmentary AP style stock note from Los Angeles market page mentions active trades and corporate names but is largely unintelligible. No decisive actions, dates, or outcomes can be determined from the readable text.
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