INVESTMENT PRICES
A HARDENING TENDENCY
(By Telegraph.)i
(Special to "The. Evening Post.'O
DUNEDIN, This Da>
Duung the past -neck theie Ins been a marked recovery in Stock Exchange business. The reduction of interest now being paid to depositois has caused many investors to think they can .do better bj' bujmg debentures or abates m old established and solid companies Another factor is the news fiom Bmope of an impiotement m the values of wool, butter, and cheese, and the slight advance in, meat.' The whole outlook has created .confidence, for the lack of which investors -\\ere up till recently buttoning--up.'-"their' pockets. It is re membered also that, owing to the pievious black outlook, some of the bettei class shares have been quoted at lower jatcs than their true -value warranted, and are likely to reco^ei in a little while
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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 18, 21 July 1932, Page 14
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139INVESTMENT PRICES Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 18, 21 July 1932, Page 14
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