The Tipster
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"Why, when Sharpe makes up his mind to put up a stock, as he intends todo with Pa. Cent. , nothing on earth can stop him. He told me he wouldmake it cross par within sixty days. This is no hearsay, no tip. It'scold facts, I don't _hear_ it's going up; I don't _think_ it's going up;I _know_ it's going up. Understand?" And he shook his right forefingerwith a hammering motion.
In less than five minutes Smithers was so wrought up that he bought 500shares and promised solemnly not to "take his profi...ts, " s. O. Sell out, until Gilmartin said the word. Then they had another drink and anotherlook at the ticker.
"You want to keep in touch with me, " was Gilmartin's parting shot. "I'll tell you what Sharpe tells me. But you must keep it quiet, " with asidewise nod that pledged Smithers to honorable secrecy.
Had Gilmartin met Sharpe face to face, he would not have known who wasbefore him.
Shortly after he left Smithers he buttonholed another acquaintance, a young man who thought he knew Wall Street, and therefore had ahobby--manipulation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Why, when Sharpe makes up his mind to put up a stock, as he intends todo with Pa. Cent. , nothing on earth can stop him. He told me he wouldmake it cross par within sixty days. This is no hearsay, no tip. It'scold facts, I don't _hear_ it's going up; I don't _think_ it's going up;I _know_ it's going up. Understand?" And he shook his right forefingerwith a hammering motion.
In less than five minutes Smithers was so wrought up that he bought 500shares and promised solemnly not to "take his profi...ts, " s. O. Sell out, until Gilmartin said the word. Then they had another drink and anotherlook at the ticker.
"You want to keep in touch with me, " was Gilmartin's parting shot. "I'll tell you what Sharpe tells me. But you must keep it quiet, " with asidewise nod that pledged Smithers to honorable secrecy.
Had Gilmartin met Sharpe face to face, he would not have known who wasbefore him.
Shortly after he left Smithers he buttonholed another acquaintance, a young man who thought he knew Wall Street, and therefore had ahobby--manipulation.
What to read after The Tipster?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lefevre Edwin to read onlineMoreLess
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