How Chemical Fund Capital Gains Affected Investors in 1962
The Daily Investor explains why Chemical Fund paid only 28 cents per share in 1962 capital gains while 1961 yielded 63 cents. It notes funds rely on dividend income and realized gains, warns against selling to realize profits, and commends the fund's management for staying invested amid price swings.
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William A. Doyle
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Mutual Fund
TALE OF ROUGH PROFITS AT RCA AND LTV IN 1962
New York reports RCA earnings rising to 2.84 per share on 1 751 million in sales with 51.535 million operating income and a Whirlpool share sale adding 0.41 per share. Dallas notes Temco-Vought 1962 earnings of 50.069 million. LTV shows 3.01 per common share after preferred dividends of 204,316.
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