Magazine Description: Ticker Publishing Co, Inc., New York, 1932. Soft cover. Book Condition: Good. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, Blue and yellow wrappers, September 3, 1932, Vol. 50 - No. 10. Book Condition: Good, soil to covers and spine, slight edge wear, spine faded and chipping, slight dampstaining to back cover (top area) with slightest dampstaining to last 10 pages, otherwise pages are clean, free of marks and show very little tanning. No dust jacket. Contents: Some of the articles include, As I See It - A New Order Must Emerge by Charles Benedict, How Far Can This Market Go? Increased Prospect of Necessity and Desirable Technical Reaction - Buying Opportunities Will Be Presented by A.T. Miller, Can Replacement Demand Bring Business Revival? by John D.C. Weldon, If Inflation "Works" - A Sudden and Comprehensive Ascent of Prices and a Quick Expansion of Business is Possible.Then? by Theodore M. Knappen, Merchant Meets Landlord in Vital Struggle - Investors in Merchandising Securities Are Anxious Spectators as Both Sides Fight for Existance Over Crucial Lease Question by John C. Cresswell, How Much Do We Owe? And What Are We Going To Do About It? by Warren Beecher, Railroading on Borrowed Money - Which Roads Are the Borrowers From the R.F.C. or the Banks and Which Are Standing on Their Own Feet? - An Important Question to Investors by Pierce H. Fulton, High Pressure Bond Market by J.S. Williams, Coal - A Pauper Baron by A.T. Shurick, After Three Years of Depression - What is the Investment Outlook For These Companies? (12 companies listed), Taking the Pulse of Business - (this magazine contains pages 529-576), Collectible Depression Era Wall Street Magazine.
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