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The article focuses on the so-called year-end rally on the New York Stock Exchange as of December 15, 1957. Details regarding the business activity throughout the year, corporate profits, and stock companies in the context of the bear market. Multiple companies are analyzed including food processing company H. J. Heinz, vending machine company Automatic Canteen, as well as Canadian uranium producers.

The article analyzes the stock market performance of Canadian uranium mining companies as of April 1, 1957 and offers recommended companies for investment. The author describes the opportunity for speculation in Canadian uranium companies. Recommended companies for investment include Consolidated Denison Mining Ltd., Algom Uranium, and Stanleigh Uranium Mining Corp.

The author analyzes the U.S. stock market as of May 15, 1952, with forecasters predominantly bearish and manufacturers and retailers gloomy. He observes that people seem to be afraid of a return to normal, with healthy competition and an excess of production, and that there are no speculative excesses to correct in Wall Street, excepting the possible vulnerability of Canadian oil shares. The author states that investors should avoid companies that can only be temporarily profitable.