Magazine Description: Ticker Publishing Co, Inc., New York, 1932. Soft cover. Book Condition: Good. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, Green and yellow wrappers, September 17, 1932, Vol. 50 - No. 11. Book Condition: Good, soil to covers, spine cover starting to chip, moderate wear to edges, corners bumped, some very mild damp staining to cover (near bottom corner) that slightly affects the first 5 pages, some dampstaining and red discoloration top back cover that affects the last 8 pages, otherwise pages are free of marks and show little signs of tanning. Contents - Some articles include: What the Market Now Indicates by A.T. Miller, Where Will Real Business Improvement Show Up? by John C. Cresswill, Companies On a Sound Investment Basis Today - Selected by The Magazine of Wall Street Staff, Which Course Will the World Choose? by John D.C. Weldon, Storm Clouds Gather in Europe by Laurence Stern, Why Oil Continues to Lead in Recovery by N.O. Fanning, Bond Prices Become More Conservative by J.S. Williams, The Magazine of Wall Streets Bond Appraisals, No Bank Loans--No R.F.C. Loans--No Maturities for Sixty Years by Robert C. Welch, What Closer Regulation of the Utilities Means to the Investor by Francis C. Fullerton, Companies Whose Economies Have Placed Them on a Promising Basis for Investment (4 companies listed), Old-Line Company Comes Through Adversity in Strong Position - Spread Between Raw Materials and Finished Goods Prices a Benefit by J.C. Clifford, Earnings Prospects Improving by Ward Gates, Taking the Pulse of Business, All Aboard for the Gold Fields, Does It Pay to Be Thrifty? (this magazine includes pages 577 - 628), Collectible Depression Era Wall Street Magazine.
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