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Alphabetical List of Links by Subject
Charles Schwab --most popular online trading site (brokerage) Clear Station -"ClearStation demystifies technical analysis and makes it actionable for online investors. ClearStation believes that successful investing combines technical analysis, or what ClearStation refers to as price action, with core elements of fundamental analysis and input from a community of fellow investors. By integrating these three investment perspectives, ClearStation offers Members a complete Three Point approach to smart investing. CURRENCY page of links Datek Online --popular online brokerage (lowest fee at $9.99, & Dilbert ticker) Discover Brokerage Direct --popular online brokerage 
The Dismal Scientist --"One of my favorite sites.. more geared to economics than to home
finance and investing, but the depth of the information is available is incredible. Some of the
neat features are the ability to search by zip code for economic indicators, loads of economic
indicators from new home starts to retail sales and many in-depth articles" (Susan Ives, Alamo
PC)ECONOMICS page of links Efficient Frontier, financial theory E-trade --popular online brokerage European Investor Fidelity Investments --popular online brokerage, and Peter Lynch on investing FINANCE page of links Global Value Investing Hoover's Online --investment tools. The most useful is StockScreener "which helps you search for and sort stocks based on 20 criteria. Each stock comes with a brief analysis; paid subscribers can get deeper reports" (Susan Ives, Alamo PC) Independent Means --helping daughters gain financial independence INSURANCE page of links Investment Advise--The Motley Fool (see comments below) Investopedia investor education; dictionary and tutorials Investors Alley Journal of Finance. For years it has been the leading publisher of important research on a variety of finance subjects, including stock, bond, and commodities trading, international monetary policy, and portfolio theory. Knowledge at Wharton. Published by the University of Pennsylvania's top-ranked Wharton School of Business, this online magazine reveals its academic origins with scholarly articles and links to full-length research papers. Access to the site is free, but you must register to view its contents. List of Academic Financial Links LowerMyBills.com Market Monitor Money and MSN Investor --Microsoft site on investing Money Central from MSN Morning Star (magazine--has stellar reputation)
The Motley Fool --"..their first Fool portfolio has more than doubled the returns of the
S&P 500. Their approach is that you are the best person to manage your own money, and they
focus on stocks. Whether you are a financial wizard or just looking for a place to
conservatively drop $100 a month, the Motley Fool is an interactive, provocative and above all
fun place to learn the basics" (Susan Ives, Alamo PC). MSN MoneyCentral Jesse Berst Story... "What if you could invest in public companies without going through a stockbroker -- online or otherwise? And pay no fee." Offshore Investing Prophet Charts Quick & Reilly --popular online brokerage (as low as $14.95 per trade) Quicken --Intuit site on investing Simulation--Financial Mirror -stock market game Simulation--Investment Challenge "North America's Most Realistic Stock Market Simulation" Smart Money, the Wallstreet Journal Magazine of Personal Business STOCKS & BONDS page of links Stock Trades -has a TA message board, collections of links, The Street.Com --"..known throughout the ‘Net as a well-vetted source of financial news (Susan Ives, Alamo PC) TAXES page of links Technical Analysis--Clear Station -"ClearStation demystifies technical analysis and makes it actionable for online investors. ClearStation believes that successful investing combines technical analysis, or what ClearStation refers to as price action, with core elements of fundamental analysis and input from a community of fellow investors. By integrating these three investment perspectives, ClearStation offers Members a complete Three Point approach to smart investing. Technical Anaysis--Decision Point -"a premier spot for learning or improving technical analysis and stock market timing skills. We have one of the largest collections of free technical analysis materials to be found anywhere Technical Analysis Guru Undiscovered Managers. posts research papers and articles similar to those found on Efficientfrontier.com. But the group also puts theory into practice by managing more than 10 mutual funds. Waterhouse Securities, Inc. --popular online brokerage ($12 transaction fee) Web Sites for Investing Geeks Worth Online (magazine) Yahoo FINANCE --"For sheer ease of use, I generally turn to Yahoo's financial section. It's convenient to use, and once I find a stock that interests me I can dig deeper and deeper for information about it" (Susan Ives, Alamo PC) Yahoo's Best Sites for Investors Please send comments to: Jeanne Martinez |