Stocks Snap Back After Slump On Middle East War News
The New York market rebounded early trading after yesterday's slide tied to Israeli Arab hostilities. The Dow regained about 10 of 15 points from Monday losses as glamour stocks rose and brokers noted bargain hunting amid hopes for a short conflict. Oil and tech issues led the gains, with firms like Teledyne Xerox Gulf Oil and Du Pont among advance leaders.
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Railcar Aerojet and Amoco Stocks Mixed in Late Trading
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Stock Prices and Market Figures Amid Mixed Readings
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Fragmentary OCR text includes scattered numbers, percentages, and references to trials, locations, and companies. Readable entities include Tucson Gas, Sai Pid, and various numerals, but no coherent narrative or identifiable event is present.
Metals Prices and Futures Across Nonferrous Markets
AP reports Monday spot prices for copper zinc tin and lead with notable futures activity. Copper futures ranged from 170 to 185 high with various months listed. silver futures closed higher amid active trading and a large number of contracts.
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Sit tight unless you build a financial foundation first
The advisor urges a family man to secure life insurance and savings before investing. He warns against gambling with $2,000 in stocks given the 4 percent savings rate and suggests buying high quality stocks for the long term only if a modest amount is available and risks are affordable.
Stock splits and low priced stocks promoted in investor report
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