Sudden Stock Dilemma From A 55 Year Old Investor
Sam Shulsky writes about a cautious shift from no stock investing to buying AT&T Atlantic City Electric Standard Oil of New Jersey Pacific Gas & Electric and Putnam with mixed results. He asks if he should sell most holdings except Jersey and if buying other stocks could yield faster growth and income while his broker suggests separate requests. He notes stock purchases occurred in January April July October and various other months.
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Sam Shulsky
A.t.&t
Atlantic City Electric
Standard Oil
N.J
Pacific Gas & Electric
Putnam
Jersey
New York Stocks Report Amid Mixed Market Signals
A brief stock market update notes varied franc and keg price observations sourced from Texas via the National Association of Lacoritine Mentors. The report reflects unsettled investor sentiment and lacks clear directional movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
The
National Association of Lacoritine Mentors Inn
Cattle market report from Cotton S. A. Livestock News
Federal State Market News Service notes supplies mostly steady with small losses in feeder steers and heifers and slaughter cows. Slaughter steers and heifers active, several groups around 850 lbs at 23 dollars, standard 500-659 lb steers and heifers at 19.50. Utility and canner cows 13.25 to 19.50, slaughter bulls 17 to 18.25, other classes moderate. Feeders show gains for 500-700 lb steers around 22 to 24.50, 450-600 lb heifers 18 to 22.50, with mixed medium and good stocker prices.
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New New York
York
Abcven
Alamaton
Bania
User Busch Inc
Alleg
Merch, Capt. Co
Isi Allledth
Tee ON & Gas
Bank of America
Amischal
Islumnn
Apitel
South
Jersey
Louisiana
AmBdFar
Uti
A. Deeanke
Util
B. Nee Een
Tole
TOG
Duncan Coffee
Electro Science
AmMet Boy i
el Paso Electric
Florida Gas
Asmet
American Co
Va Veta Am
Groos
National Bank
Amizing
Anken' Fmc
Dow-Jones
Armour
Jupiter Oil Pit
Star Brewing
Progress Manufacturing
Lone Star Steeb Ma
Atchls
Amiref
Honghorn Portland Cementiane Ee Allos Cp
Mercnante Fast Motor
Avco Cp
M&o
PhillipsPer
Nat'l Bank of Norton Food
National Realty
Ailowa “Tank
Beounir
Pacific Power & Light
Earl Brewing
Bell
Hewlett
Benguet
T P Wheo Petroleum
Besswoll
Ble Hoff
Reyenter
New Mexico
Beth St
ATER
Republic National Life
Boeing
Borden
Ny Bao Ct
Hotel Sun RelchCh
Rite Foods
RepubaAv
Sommers Dru Summers
Yi Houston
Ada Am Ag
Repub
Revica
Heifer AI
OK & Gas
Howerd
Rexall
Earves
Southern Union Gas Vr
BucyEr
Southwestern’ Electric
Bullard Budd Cong
U.S
Wu Ib
Secuthwestern Investment
Bulova
Interiak
Ohe Corp
Studers Photo Inc
Act
Ams
Callahm
Texas
Capitol
Texas Industries
Aty Petroleum
dohnsManv
Warshaw & Son
Progress
Jonesa&t
Fort Worth
Stern
ATV Kays
Rodda
Kennecott
Chicago
Roy
Kimb Clark
Sava
Yrag
Smith
Kroger
Chriscit
Ind
Yeland
Sperry Rand
Cocaco
Ligg&m
Almbs
de Gaulle
Lukens
Paris
UPI
March Sanerer
MackTr
Walladay
Serge Bernier
Steven
Studebaker
Texaco
Carter
Lon Vos Toy
Timkrb
Don Rio
MinnMi
Ayers Trans W Air
UnionElec
MantWaord
Motorola
BetHe
Gen Uguscp
I Bis Ave duPont RatGyps
UniMan
Aia
N_ Steel
Bae of
Alva AM Sr
Norfolk
John Emer
EU Evans Pd
Northr
Nstapw
N.Y
Nwst Airl
Poe
New York
Ste
Nonwich Norton
Ocedd Corp
Visa
Vlsober
Owensiil
Abeal 'Y
G&e
Fla Pl
Pacté&T
PanAdAir
Penney
Dow Jones
Pfizer
yRom Cigana
VKS
Elec
PhilaRdg
PhilMor
Bsae Ga
Mills
Gtelbel
Giena
Goodrch
Goodycor
Grace Co Ib
Grondu
S. A
Federal State Market News Service
caHer
Shelley
Sammon
Rail market mixed gains and a high note for rails
The New York stock market opened mixed with rails showing strength while steels slipped. United shares rose on rail optimism as Rock Island benefited from Union Pacific and Southern Pacific merger plans. other major carriers posted fractional gains or losses amid a broad but cautious session.
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New York
Rock Island
Chicago & North Western
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Northwestern
New York Central
Chesapeake & Gore
St. Paul
Smith-Douglas
Kerr-McGee Oil
Puerto Rico
Northside
IBM
Oliver. Wendell Holmes
Natat
Fenner and Smithing Queers New York Stole Champion
Request panel shows a corrupted listing for Fenner and Smithing dealing in exchanges at 319 N St Mary's San Antonio with a capital telephone listing. The readable fragments indicate a stock and commodities exchange. No clear event or outcome is established in legible text.
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Fenner & Smithing
York
ST. Mary's Street
San Antonio
Capitol
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
tAssue
MILAM
Texas
Austin
Corpus Christi
DALAS
San Angelo
IRS clarifies rulings on travel and entertainment rules
New IRS guidance reiterates the high bar for business travel deductions, stressing detailed records. It notes changes are clarifying, with most provisions retained from proposed rules and a focus on primary business use and reasonable doubt in favor of taxpayers when appropriate.
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Leslie Gould
New York
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
TRS
Who's Making Money in the Market
The text discusses which investors profit in stocks, advising prudent, selective buying and selling rather than indiscriminate trades. It notes many customers have achieved satisfactory gains over time, implying the firm’s guidance aided their success.
Stock market view on American shareholders bracket
The stock market piece notes most American shareholders earn between 7500 and 10000 dollars annually and likely have savings for emergencies and daily needs. It suggests investing as little as forty dollars every three months to grow finances.
Alamo Heights Adopts 1963 64 Budget
Alamo Heights town council approved a 549 521 budget for 1963 64 from April 1 to March 31. The tax rate stays at 2.10 per 100 valuation with 287 638 to be raised in taxes. Highlights include 80 000 for water system improvements and a new elevated storage tank behind city hall. Fire and police salaries rise, and 46 463 is allotted for interest on bonded debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Heights
Thetate
Ed Knox
Cold War GI Bill Advances in Senate Labor Committee
The Senate Labor Committee approved the Cold War GI Bill offering education and home loan benefits to veterans discharged since January 31, 1959. Proponents say it would greatly lift college education levels, with the Veterans Administration estimating education costs at about 3 billion dollars. Senator Yarborough noted the bill would do more for education than any other single measure likely to pass.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Yarborough D-Tex
WS Men
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Channel 9
Municipal Auditorium
Froduce & Poultry
Merrill Lynch
Pierce
Gould
Relfing Bund
James D. Yates
Petroleum Commerce
Southwestern Life
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