CHAPTER VI.
REPORT ON AUTOMOBILES, AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
AND TIRE MANUFACTURERS’ SECURITIES
FROM A FINANCIAL AND INVESTMENT
STANDPOINT.
Compiled specially for use in this book by
The Business Bourse International, Inc.
New York City.
| (1) | Economic history and its relation to stock trading in the automobile industry. |
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| (2) | Securities of companies traded in on New York Stock Exchange. |
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| (a) | Names of companies. |
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| (b) | Amount of stocks and bonds outstanding. |
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| (c) | Par value traded in during 1906-1909-1912-1916. |
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| (d) | High and low prices—range of each class by chart. |
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| (e) | Dividends or interest paid. |
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| (3) | Securities of companies traded in on New York Curb Market 1906-1909-1912-1916. |
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| (a) | Names of companies 1906-1909-1912-1916. |
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| (b) | Amount of stocks and bonds outstanding 1906-1909-1912-1916. |
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| (c) | Number of shares traded in during 1906-1909-1912-1916. |
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| (d) | High and low prices—range of each class by chart. |
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| (4) | Securities on various exchanges in other cities and data for 1916. |
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| (5) | Principal companies whose securities are not generally traded in. |
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| (6) | Some leading examples of prices and terms and promotion plans upon which securities were put out. |
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| (7) | Newer entrants into the security market. |
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| (8) | Security issues of tire companies. |
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| (9) | Some leading examples of appreciation or depreciation in value of such stocks since they were put out. |
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| (10) | General comparison with |
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| (a) | Railroad securities. |
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| (b) | Steel and iron. |
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| (c) | General industrials. |
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| (d) | Mining. |
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| (e) | Chart illustrating above. |
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| (11) | Present trend of values of |
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| (a) | Automobile securities. |
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| (b) | Automobile accessory securities. |
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| (c) | Tire securities. |
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| (12) | Possible future trend in automobile industry as a basis for the future outlook for 1917 on its securities. |
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