8 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, Friday, March 1, 19VS.


Pre-Budget indecision ? now


?


MY POSTBAG bulges these days with the question: “Should we buy shares before the budget or wait until after it?” There is no


easy answer. A great deal depends on


the battle now going on ■between the Labour Party leaders and the trade


a 1


unions over wage policy. We have been toid toesnee; 1 tough " Budget. B u t wha-t


taxation, you can bet it will be inflationary because the higher taxes will sooner or la ter lead to more wage


does “ tough'’ mean? I f it means steep rises in


demands. I f it means a “wage freeze,


then it could bring a dividend


freeze too. When the going gets rugged


•it ‘s after all. fa r easier for poMt'.Maus to steal the savings of V th r if ty than i t is to fight the massed power of the


trade unions. B L A C K M A IL


ment resorts to inflation as the way out of its muddle the bigger the rewards for those savers who manage to hold on to something representing re a value—like shares— instead of relying on paper •promises of investments like premium bonds which appeal so much to those with the “ something - for - notiung mentality.


B u t the more the Govern­


has to stop i f complete col­ lapse of the currency is to be avoided B ut while America is struggling with her own problems over the gold price and Vietnam, we can probably blackmail her into continuing to prop up the pound througn the International Monetary


A t some ]x>mt, the inflation , _ , , Fund.


down on the side of saying: “ I f vou are going to buy a share, buy i t now rather than


waiting.’’


would quote the appalling news that a £1.014 million in­ crease to £10.517 million is planned in sums to be voted •by Parliament '


ture in year.


the


vet another fine example pi the Wosminster double-talk which has devalued not only the pound but also the mean­


At first sight t ins looks litre


next ,


, . . .


ing of word-:. A 10 per cent, rise :n puplir,


Ja n u a ry by the Chancellor— when he swung his axe and missed practically everything. In fa r t the figure may not.


spending compares badly with the 3J per cent, mentioned in


be so had as it seems. One factor is defence spending at £2.271 million—a lot of it overseas and therefore in ­


creased by devaluation. V U L N E R A B L E


easy enough to adjust it as figures of our monthly trade balance and our gold reserves ore " adjusted” u> eliminate


But it should have been


” misleading ” trends. Even if this were not pos­


sible. tile figures should not have lieen released on a Thursday when the pound fend.- to be vulnerable, as no


B o t h s t a n d t o b e n e f i t


f r o m m e r g e r


BEFORE LONG we should be hearing news of the progress of the possible merger between the Scapa group, of Blackburn, and Porritts and Spencer, of Kosscndale. These companies are in


a highly specialised busi­ ness—making mechanical


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held a world reputation for paper., m a k i n g machinery. On this, the two companies now plan­ ning to merge have built up a very flourishing ex­ port trade. Porritls are perhaps the stronger in Canada. and S e a p a strongest in the United States. The m e r g e r would


elotlis. such as the felts used on vast papermaking machines, which cost as much as .£2 million a time. Lancashire has long


for In support of th is attitude. 1 ,


expendi- finaneial


So on the whole I come , „ one wants to hold i t over the


' ’ L a s "w e e k substantial sell­ ing resulted—and wiped out anv hone of an early cut m B ank rate. Anyone who believes that B an k rate is being kept a t 8 per cent, because the Government likes


it js nuts. B an k rate is there because


tile pound, under the man­ agement of the present ooard of directors, is ju st not strong enough to r isk bringing it


down .vet. Another pointer supporting


share purchases prior to the Budget is the spending boom, almost deliberately sparked off. one might think, by the bad psychology in giving four months warning of impending


tax rises. T h is was done, ol course, lo


appease our new friends—the international money lenders —G e r in a n y, Japan and France among them. We borrow from them and


which you have to pay one third over


exchange rate, no one in the the official


City will be too surprised. Money has been pouring


sense because of the amazing discoveries of mineral wealth and the oil discovery—which will make Australia indepen­ dent- of oil imports inside 10 years and one of the richest trading nations in the world. To put a curb on overseas


into Australian shares at the rate of £2 million a day recently. Th e flow of money makes


trade in v e s tm e n t , and especially Australian invest­ ment would, at this stage be absolutely stupid. We have already thrown


Australian defence, with the contracts for aircraft and ships that involves, over to the Americans. To let the mining and oil business slip lrom us because—after 150 patient years of investment— we have not the cash would be the biggest follv imagin­


able. The odd point is that if the


Budget, did bring in the 38 per cent. premium on Australian shares it would possibly drive their price down as thev depend on sup­ port from the highly sophisti­ cated London Stock Exchange. S till. I cannot see anv buver


of Western Mining, the nickel share at 35s.. or Broken Hill Proprietary, the oil share at 170s.. regretting it for long.


IM P A C T A further point wiiirh


tlie second highest growth rate in the world in economic wealth. Th ank s to oil and minerals i t w ill soon take


first place. D IS C O V E R IE S


lian shares, and indeed all overseas shares, on the same basis as American. Canadian and European shaves for


I f the Budget puts Austra­


have to practically grovel on our knees to appease them while at the same time nitli- lesslv deserting our friends such as Aus tralia—which in­ cidentally has. alte r Japan,


inclines me to believe that even in regard to the best home shares this is now the time to buv is that in the nnst month there has been a shake-out which has


brought the index clown from 428 to 400. Also three times tile index has resisted going below the 385 mark. T l ie Budget will have io be


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roughly equal size. But the Porritts and Spencer shares are a t 15s. while those of Scapa group are nearer 20s.


D e d u c t io n That puts a £7.208,000


market value on Porrifl ; and S n e n c e r and a £7,800,000 market value oil Scapa.


profits, however, shows th a t Porritts is leading over Seapa. Tile Porritis


£1,143,000. But from this has to be deducted £381.000 covering depre­


o f A glance a t last year’s


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I That brings the Scap-i ! befo-e tax nrofil down to £762,000. On asset values


ciation, directors' fees and bank and loan interest before the two figures can be even roughly compared.


the two groups appear equal on the balance sheet —11s. fid. for Seapa and 12s. 2d. for Porritts and Spen­ cer. On tlie profit figures, it


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