Word: bulls
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...prime reason is that the blue chips are conservatively priced, selling at little more than 16 times the estimated per-share earnings for 1966-lower even than the 17-to-l ratio at the bottom of the 1962 market break. U.S. investors for 20 years have ridden one long bull market, with only slight or brief interruptions, and nobody who believes in the, long-term growth of the nation's economy is ready to say that the party is over...
...medievalists carried the day, and it is difficult to see why. Some junior representatives feared that voting for the bill would endanger their careers. And of course there were those who were waiting for a papal bull before they would change their views. But in the face of support by Catholic leaders and lack of opposition by Catholic voters--who would follow Cushing's lead anyway--the bill's defeat was a mockery of a rational democratic process. The statements of social workers and doctors who deal with the squalor of over-sized, low-income families and who see women...
...Yale is simply too much. The Bull-dogs have fantastic depth and talent in every event but the dive. In addition, they have several stars, notably Olympians Don Schollander and Bill Mettler, who are almost certain winners in any event they choose to swim. True, the Blue lost at West Point 48-47, but that was before Schollander and Mettler became eligible for varsity competition...
This week the U.S. enters what promises to be its sixth straight year of economic expansion, and almost everything is rising-except the stock market. It has been falling since early February, and last week Wall Street's bull was still reluctant. The Dow-Jones industrial average dropped 25 points in three days, touched a 1966 low of 950.66, then rallied fitfully at week's end to close at 953-scarcely higher than last October. Measured by the important price-earnings ratio, stocks are lower than they were at the low point of the 1962 break. They...
...which all types of students learn through interaction in the Houses. The House, it contends, is the place where a student can talk to his professor over dinner, out of the academic setting, and a place where the student will be exposed to many different opinions during the evening "bull sessions...