Such stocks are remarkably scarce.

If there's any strong reason for a rise in value, buyers anticipate it." "Then perhaps you know of something that has a better chance than the rest?
I expect your tip's worth having." "You might try--rubber!" "Rubber?
Hasn't that been a little overdone ?" Herbert considered, for this remark confirmed his private opinion.
Rubber shares had been in strong demand, but he thought they would not continue in general favor.

The suggestion made by an outsider might be supposed to express the view held by small speculators, which had its effect on the market.
"I gave you my idea, but I can't guarantee success," he said.

"You must use your judgment, and don't blame me if things go wrong." "Of course not; the risk's mine," returned Bland; and Herbert thought he meant to follow his advice.
A few minutes later, the train which they were waiting for came in, and Herbert tactfully stood aside when Bland helped Sylvia to alight.
Watching her face, he concluded by the absence of any sign of surprise that the meeting had been arranged.

Bland, however, had little opportunity for conversation amid the bustle; and the train was on the point of starting before Sylvia saw Herbert.