Business
May 31, 1997
Mutual Admiration
Investors are bullish about Houston’s AIM Management Company, whose mutual funds have been on target for two decades.
Investing
Business
December 1, 1986
Advice From the Experts
We gave a bunch of smart Texans $50,000. (Okay, we didn’t really, we just said we did.) The money comes with these strings attached: it has to be invested in Texas now, and the investments have to pay off by 1996.
Business
April 30, 1974
Going For Brokers
It costs money to make money, nut how are brokers commissions affecting the private investor’ss chances of turning a profit?
Politics & Policy
March 31, 1974
Come Back, Little Trader
Senator Bentsen is proposing legislation to end the two-tiered market. It might work; then again the market might take care of itself.
Business
March 31, 1974
Ambush on Wall Street
Did the clean-cut knight get trapped by the Wall Street dragon? And did he, after all, have himself to blame?
Business
February 28, 1974
The Last of the Red Hot Deals
In the past people have made a pretty penny from initial offerings. No more.
Business
January 31, 1974
Running Out of Gas
The energy crisis has caused a crisis of nerves for the Chicken Littles of Wall Street.
Business
January 1, 1974
The Market Sheds a Tier
IBM and friends could soon be steping down from their pedestals.
Business
December 1, 1973
The Gold Bugs
When inflation hits the international scene the gnomes of Zurich and the goldbugs start racing for the ingots. But how smart an investment is gold these days?
Business
September 30, 1973
It’s a beautiful day in Chicago
How to keep your options, stock that is, open during Phase IV.
Business
August 31, 1973
Is There Hope For Wall Street?
Institutions give the little guy the squeeze.
Business
June 30, 1973
Amateur Hour
How to invest when the market gets wild.
Business
April 30, 1973
Banzai Chicken!
A conversation about closed-end funds with a man who should know.
Business
March 1, 1973
Wall Street Overkill
Look out, offshore operators, they're headed your way!
Business
February 1, 1973
Air Today, Gone Tomorrow
THEY DID IT TO ME again.Yesterday I bought my number one customer 500 shares of Continental Airlines at 231/4. The Dow-Jones was crossing 1,000, the airlines were strong and it looked like a good trade. Today the New York Stock Exchange delayed the opening of Continental Airlines due to an