Stock Markets: Related Web Sites

Investor Education and Tips - from the North American Securities Administrators Association.
Morningstar.Com - providers of news and analyses on markets, stocks, and mutual funds, for the individual investor. Registration required.
Securities Industry Association - includes sections on analyst integrity and reference materials on the industry.
US Securities and Exchange Commission - charged with protecting investors and maintaining the integrity of the securities markets.
Dow Jones Averages - includes a look at DJIA components, a history of the index, and information on other indices. From the Dow Jones Company.
Standard & Poor's S&P 500 - find out what stocks are tracked in the index, and get snapshot profiles of the associated companies.
Investor Alert: Analyzing Analyst Recommendations - includes a look at potential conflicts of interests, and advice on how investors can protect themselves. From the Securities and Exchange Commission, June 2001.
The Crash of 1929 - analysis of the crash, events and technologies that precipitated the specualtive market boom leading up to it. From The New York Times, free registration required.
Stock Market Volatility- A Psychological Phenomenon? - 1996 essay that looks at how psychological factors can live alongside standard economic influences in determining stock prices. By David Barrett.
Frontline: Betting on the Market - 1997 report on America's obsession with Wall Street and its implications for the country.
Stock Market Bubbles: Some Historical Perspective - essay by Achla Marathe and Edward Renshaw, Dept. of Economics, SUNY Albany.
Maria Bartiromo Stock Market Hairdex - find out how the CNBC correspondent's hair can serve as a guide to the market. Well, not really. Humor from Dimgroup's Stock Junkies.

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