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Guarding the interests of the shareholding public is the market surveillance department of the Toronto Stock Exchange, headed by Jack Lyndon (centre).(...)
Guarding the interests of the shareholding public is the market surveillance department of the Toronto Stock Exchange, headed by Jack Lyndon (centre).(...)

Guarding the interests of the shareholding public is the market surveillance department of the Toronto Stock Exchange, headed by Jack Lyndon (centre).(...)

Date4/9/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: Guarding the interests of the shareholding public is the market surveillance department of the Toronto Stock Exchange; headed by Jack Lyndon (centre). He's conferring with Harvey Fowler (left); trading governor; representing brokerage house Merrill Lyunch Pierce Fenner and Smith; and Fred Rose; one of two senior floor officials who report to Lyndon. Other watchdogs investigate unusual trading action on the ticker and the records and operations of member firms.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0115055F
Chief stockwatcher Jack Lyndon of the Toronto exchange can work himself into a frenzy ensuring that the investment business doesn't stray from the road to maturity
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Lyndon, Jack
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