HIT: Stock market sites

[Thomas - Madgelene <madgthom@UMD5.UMD.EDU>]

I apologize that I took so long to post this.  I hope it helps.

1.  Go to YAHOO.  Enter Final Bell.
2.  Go to YAHOO. Stock quotes available from a button or YAHOO home page.
(My students have used this one and like it.)
3.  http://www.rtquotes.com/
On second search box labeled "pricing request" type in MCD
4.  http://www.pcquote.com/
5. Search Security APL (www.secapl.com/cqi-bin/q.sGalt)  Galt requires
registration but it is free.  You can put whole portfolio in and get
response all at one time.
6.  http://www.schwab.com/SchwabNOW/SNLibrary/SNLib041/SN041.html
7.  http://nasdaq.com
8.  http://www.lycos.com/stockfind.html
9.  http://quote.yahoo.com/portfolio/
10. http://www.update.wsj.com
11. http://www.nytimes.com/
12. www.yahoo.com (Can create a portfolio and it will be updated
automatically.)
13 http://www.dbc.com
14. http://www.stockmaster.com/
15. Search newspapers from YAHOO.
16. USATODAY MONEY
17. http://www.ncsa.uinc.edu80/edu/RSE/RSEyellow/gnb.html
18. http://hooweb.hoovers.com/
19. http:info.wsj.com/classroom
20. www.yahoo.com/business and Economy/Markets and investments/
  (Also www.amex.com) (also, www.quote.com80) (Also, www.nasdaq.com)

I passed these on to my teachers working with the stock market game so I
have not checked them out.  I also passed them on to you in the form I
got them.  I hope at least some are of help to you.  I have watched
students use number 2 and it seems to please them and is easy to use.
Madge Thomas Forest
Hill, Maryland madgthom@umd5.umd.edu

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