Will Europe Lure It Back?

The article discusses concerns among U.S. stock market experts about whether European investors might cash in their paper profits and remove their funds out of the U.S. Figures show that stock holdings by foreign investors in the U.S. are worth approximately 4.7 billion dollars in 1954, and some feel that a quick liquidation of the stocks would have major repercussions in the stock market. Analysts also express their concern that the industrial growth in Europe might prompt European investors to move their money there.