Babson Notes Signs of Bull Market Endings in Stock Trends
Roger Babson lists indicators for the end of a bull market including declining shareholders, rising broker loans, high NYSE borrowing, tight money effects, and caution on mergers. He warns not to chase tops, stresses watching bonds, prints, and news signals, and recalls Newtons law as cycles shift from gold to political bases under Kennedy era.
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Agriculture in 1975 U S demand and farm resources
Economists Rogers and Barton conclude US agriculture faces a demand surge in 1975. They foresee enough resources but urge better allocation between production and market needs. A USDA study calls for research to improve resource efficiency and cross sector adjustment within agriculture.
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R. O. Rogers
G. T. Barton
USDA
Demand for Farm Products Seen Rising by 1975
The report projects total demand for farm products to rise about 35 percent by 1975 from 1956-58, driven by higher per capita consumption and exports. Livestock output is expected to grow about 1 million head, while cotton acreage would fall.
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