Between these two extremes, every class of security is to be found. The better ones will tend to resemble, in their market movements, the course pursued by the choicest bonds; the poorer ones will approximate the lowest class. In every case, however, unless special influences operate to produce variations, the market swing of a given security should be easily conjectured by an investor who gives careful attention to the relative weight which is likely to attach to each determining influence. * * * * * Transcriber's Note: Spelling remains as in the original except "qualities to be emphasied; for investors" has been changed to "emphasized". End of Project Gutenberg's How to Invest Money, by George Garr Henry