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CMF in aumento e prezzi in giù 
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CMF in aumento e prezzi in giù
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Jolly Roger
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Drena, siamo alla 38esima barra hourly di un mensile.
Ma penso tu l'abbia già visto.
Ma penso tu l'abbia già visto.
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Jolly Roger
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le notizie del 17 luglio .................................................. 1930
Thursday, July 17, 1930: Dow 235.63 +1.84 (0.8%)
Assorted historical stuff:
France proposes "United States of Europe" federation. Britain cool to the idea, but it's probably workable without them. However, German participation would be essential. German response "conciliatory in tone," but raises some big obstacles, indicating desire for revision of the World War peace treaties, "including, presumably, alteration of certain of her new boundaries and removal of the treaty restriction upon her military establishment."
German Pres. Von Hindenburg grants Chancellor Breuning dictatorial powers to enact economic program and to dissolve the Reichstag (parliament) if it attempts to obstruct. Legal experts question constitutionality of the last part.
World registration of automobiles was 35.1M at start of 1930, about 76% in the US (about two cars for every nine people in the US). This suggests a large market to be developed in the rest of the world since desire for cars is almost universal. "Even in Arabia, where the love for the horse is almost worship, the automobile is making its way and finding friends."
Construction begins on Boulder [later Hoover] Dam; Interior Sec. Wilbur predicts this will enable homes and industries for millions of people in Southwest.
New York City has 26 new hotels being built with 16,324 rooms, bringing total rooms to 123,607.
Trend to longer skirts apparent even in sports outfits.
Eddie Cantor to write a farce about investing for Universal, Selling at the Top.
Market commentary:
Some early continuation of downtrend late Tuesday; volume again dried up on declines. This encouraged bulls, and many sectors advanced in the afternoon. US Steel, nature industrials, and popular trading stocks rebounded well. Auto and oil stocks especially strong; banks, trusts, and insurance companies also higher.
Some traders believe uptrend established, are buying leading shares on dips. Others still cautious until "return of public buying on a larger and confident scale."
Editor: "We can feel for a certainty that business is scraping along the bottom along with most commodity prices, which should begin to firm up due to the marginal producers finding the going difficult and finally being eliminated ... The great American public is not so badly off as some people would like to have us believe."
GE target of much bearish propaganda, large amount of short-selling. First-half earnings were only 5% off peak level of 1929, and well above 1927-28.
Farm Board plans no further price stabilization operations, will keep previous purchases of 60M bushels wheat and 1M bales cotton off the market. Advises reducing production to domestic demand. Meeting of Kansas farmers not receptive to the advice - Governor Reed calls it “gospel of despair.”
Economic news and individual company reports:
Positive economic stats: dividend payments, new life insurance, and savings bank deposits are all up in the first half vs. 1929. Since the November panic big corporations have increased shareholders of record by 10% to 50%.
Some hopeful news seen from steel (some recovery in order levels, seasonal upturn anticipated), rail freight (percentage decline was smaller vs. 1929, though both were holiday weeks), and oil (drop in gasoline stocks).
France doing best of European countries; economy worsening in UK, Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Austria.
Nitrogen producing nations reach agreement to lower ammonium sulphate production by 50%, control production of all nitrogen products.
IBM sales seen up this year, doing better than other office equipment makers. Big fluctuations in stock price due to lack of sponsorship.
Bank earnings generally lower than last year, but better than expected. Capital positions seen generally good. New source of increased revenue is loans on securities (replacing brokers' loans), on which they can get 5.5%-6%. Average price/book for 25 leading local banks was 2.38 on June 30; average P/E was 23.03.
A&P files trademark suit alleging J. Henry Koenig "Eight Bells" coffee infringes on their "Eight O'clock" coffee brand.
Madison Square Garden sees better year; business normally slow until hockey and 6-day bicycle races late in year, but this year has a couple of big fights.
Montgomery Ward announces price reductions fully reflect lower commodity prices; also mails 100 million announcements of new easy installment plan.
Thursday, July 17, 1930: Dow 235.63 +1.84 (0.8%)
Assorted historical stuff:
France proposes "United States of Europe" federation. Britain cool to the idea, but it's probably workable without them. However, German participation would be essential. German response "conciliatory in tone," but raises some big obstacles, indicating desire for revision of the World War peace treaties, "including, presumably, alteration of certain of her new boundaries and removal of the treaty restriction upon her military establishment."
German Pres. Von Hindenburg grants Chancellor Breuning dictatorial powers to enact economic program and to dissolve the Reichstag (parliament) if it attempts to obstruct. Legal experts question constitutionality of the last part.
World registration of automobiles was 35.1M at start of 1930, about 76% in the US (about two cars for every nine people in the US). This suggests a large market to be developed in the rest of the world since desire for cars is almost universal. "Even in Arabia, where the love for the horse is almost worship, the automobile is making its way and finding friends."
Construction begins on Boulder [later Hoover] Dam; Interior Sec. Wilbur predicts this will enable homes and industries for millions of people in Southwest.
New York City has 26 new hotels being built with 16,324 rooms, bringing total rooms to 123,607.
Trend to longer skirts apparent even in sports outfits.
Eddie Cantor to write a farce about investing for Universal, Selling at the Top.
Market commentary:
Some early continuation of downtrend late Tuesday; volume again dried up on declines. This encouraged bulls, and many sectors advanced in the afternoon. US Steel, nature industrials, and popular trading stocks rebounded well. Auto and oil stocks especially strong; banks, trusts, and insurance companies also higher.
Some traders believe uptrend established, are buying leading shares on dips. Others still cautious until "return of public buying on a larger and confident scale."
Editor: "We can feel for a certainty that business is scraping along the bottom along with most commodity prices, which should begin to firm up due to the marginal producers finding the going difficult and finally being eliminated ... The great American public is not so badly off as some people would like to have us believe."
GE target of much bearish propaganda, large amount of short-selling. First-half earnings were only 5% off peak level of 1929, and well above 1927-28.
Farm Board plans no further price stabilization operations, will keep previous purchases of 60M bushels wheat and 1M bales cotton off the market. Advises reducing production to domestic demand. Meeting of Kansas farmers not receptive to the advice - Governor Reed calls it “gospel of despair.”
Economic news and individual company reports:
Positive economic stats: dividend payments, new life insurance, and savings bank deposits are all up in the first half vs. 1929. Since the November panic big corporations have increased shareholders of record by 10% to 50%.
Some hopeful news seen from steel (some recovery in order levels, seasonal upturn anticipated), rail freight (percentage decline was smaller vs. 1929, though both were holiday weeks), and oil (drop in gasoline stocks).
France doing best of European countries; economy worsening in UK, Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Austria.
Nitrogen producing nations reach agreement to lower ammonium sulphate production by 50%, control production of all nitrogen products.
IBM sales seen up this year, doing better than other office equipment makers. Big fluctuations in stock price due to lack of sponsorship.
Bank earnings generally lower than last year, but better than expected. Capital positions seen generally good. New source of increased revenue is loans on securities (replacing brokers' loans), on which they can get 5.5%-6%. Average price/book for 25 leading local banks was 2.38 on June 30; average P/E was 23.03.
A&P files trademark suit alleging J. Henry Koenig "Eight Bells" coffee infringes on their "Eight O'clock" coffee brand.
Madison Square Garden sees better year; business normally slow until hockey and 6-day bicycle races late in year, but this year has a couple of big fights.
Montgomery Ward announces price reductions fully reflect lower commodity prices; also mails 100 million announcements of new easy installment plan.
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grazie della fiducia....19135 per adesso da 19400...no comment
I miei sistemi adesso leggono vendite effettuate fino al max delle 13:00....e adesso ultimi polli che entrano al rialzo...faranno fare eventualmente un sussulto e poi si ritraccia....
saluti
Sussultano domani mattina per hangmanare ?
Può darsi che si...può darsi che no...se si sussulta si sussulta di poco e poi si viene giù...
dottore l'imporante è che io non abbia da seguire molto
mi fido di lei e guardo a fine giornata, ho un mare di cose da fare domani
peraltro stasera avendo il certificato da 95.500 che mi scade,
domani dovrò andare ad incassare con il notaio la vincita
grazie della fiducia....19135 per adesso da 19400...no comment
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