Edgar Cayce Readings, 2708-3

Time and Place: 11:15 A. M. Eastern Standard Time. New York City.

TEXT

EC: Yes, we have these conditions, those things that surround the body and the various phases of same. Ready for question.
(Q) The body desires to know what time she should be at Virginia Beach in order to meet the man she was to meet at this place?
(A) The time was given, that would be between those of June and the 15th of July.
(Q) Is there any other advice that will be helpful for this body at this time?
(A) There are other conditions as have troubled the body, that there is being sought information concerning. These are of the speculative nature, and are regarding stocks. In considering investments and speculations, there are varied conditions as have risen in the affairs of the peoples and in business, especially in those lines in which the body is especially interested. In some of these there will be great changes in the quotations of the output or stocks of the output of those various industries as are IN the same line, especially those of the DuPont interests. These bought, or even speculated IN, after June 1st until the middle or latter part of July, will be GOOD investments, or speculative investments. Also there are those of the nature that have to do with transmission and the changes in same. Also a speculation may be made in that of radio - FOR a holding, but buy on the breaks and not at highs. There will be seen, however, that in the next ten days these, as we see, will be the lowest for at least sixty to ninety days.
We are through with this reading.
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BACKGROUND

See 2708-2.

REPORTS

5/25/30 (Sunday) [Mailed 5/26/30] [2708]'s letter to A.R.E.:
My dear Friends -
Mrs. [2756], my boy [adopted son [1719]] and I are planning to leave here June 16 and will reach Virginia Beach the following day. I am enclosing an expression of my love - in the hope it may help you accomplish your desires.
Looking forward to seeing you all.
Love [2708]
5/26/30 EC's letter to [2708]:
Mrs. [2708] New York City
My dear Mrs. [2708]
We sent you the information as was gotten sometime ago, but I have just not found the opportunity to write you. I was sorry indeed to know that unsatisfactory conditions in ANY way had come as your lot, but I'm in hopes that the information will prove such as to be helpful in some way; for I can't imagine anything more pleasing than being of help to someone who means so much to so many. Know, though I am weak - don't amount to very much, I am always ready and willing to try and do whatever I can, and I will not feel just right about it unless you give me the opportunity to at least try and be of help.
It won't be so very long now before you and [2372] will be coming down, will it? How is she feeling? How are you feeling by now? When I was in New York last, I phoned - but was told that you were in Atlantic City or Philadelphia. Hope to see you sometime in the very near future.
Let us hear from you. Take good care of yourself, and know that we all love you here, and with very best wishes, I am
Ever the same, [EC:GD]
5/29/30 EC's letter to [2708]:
Mrs. [2708] New York City
My dear Mrs. [2708]
I am just in receipt of yours of the 26th, with enclosure, for which please accept my thanks. While you are here, I hope I'll have the opportunity to talk with you concerning what some of my plans are with this, and I hope you will heartily agree with me.
Is the young lady [2372] coming down, too? I would like to know whether or not to make the reservations for treatments, or room for [2372].
Gertrude and I hope to get away in the morning for Lexington. Hugh Lynn will graduate the first of the week, and I want to rest for a day or two, if I can. I think that is about the best way, and place, to do it.
Hoping to see you, then, real soon, again thanking you, and with love from all to you and yours, I am
Sincerely, EC:GD
6/30/30 See 2708-4, her third Business reading, for which she was present.