The Archive · 1937

Wall Street Desires More Active Trading

New York, July 27, Wall Street experts expressed the belief to-day that the market was behaving, but they desired more active trading, Traders were cautious, in the fear of a technical reaction.

One consultant, Mr. W. H. Roystone,* commenting on the fact that market bullishness was smothering the effect of court-reform programmes, remarked, "I think we are going back to the halcyon days. Business in the next two years will forget the menace of politics."—United Press,

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