Re: SEC:Stockmarket simulations on the web

[Ken Umbach <kumbach@UNLIMITED.NET>]

No search engine is necessary to find CNBC.  Its home page is
http://www.cnbc.com -- that can be put right into the "Go to" ("Netsite")
box on the browser.

Ken

At 03:02 PM 11/5/97 -0500, you wrote:
>teacher.  Use a search engine to get to CNBC and then look through the
>various pages.  Good Luck.
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