From: stencil (stencil@bcn.net)
Date: Tue Aug 29 2000 - 09:28:41 MDT
On Tue, 29 Aug 2000 06:10:20 -0600,
owner-extropians-digest@extropy.org (extropians-digest)
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>Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2000 11:24:05 -0400 (EDT)
>From: Alex Future Bokov <alexboko@umich.edu>
>Subject: I want more of you to get rich/er.
>
>As a public service to the Transhuman/Extropian community, here are my
>links to free info on investing. If this is already old hat to you, I
>apologize in advance.
>
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><A TARGET=_blank HREF=http://www.fool.com/>Motley Fool</A>
>
>One of the best online primers on investing. Also has some of the best
>discussion boards (broken down by individual stock). Don't start investing
>until you've read the 13 steps!
>
>
><A TARGET=_blank HREF=http://www.askresearch.com/>ASK Research</A>
>
>Delayed quote data-- dynamically generated charts for any stock you
>want, broken down by hour or day. Displays a lot of useful technical
>indicators that garden variety stock charts do not. Unless you're a
>day-trader, this should be just fine for keeping you up to date. If you
>happen to be a day-trader, you can buy a non-delayed feed from them.
>
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><A TARGET=_blank HREF=http://www.smartmoney.com/marketmap>MarketMap</A>
>
>The top level site has the usual charts, delayed quotes, news, etc.
>However, the specific URL I'm including points to a unique tool only
>they offer. It is a visual representation of the market, broken down by
>industries, sectors, and companies. Market cap is represented by area
>and price change represented by color.
>
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><A TARGET=_blank HREF=http://chart.yahoo.com/d>Yahoo Historical Quotes</A>
>
>Historical quotes, viewable on the web or downloadable in Excel formal. Hint
>for those with lots spare time on their hands-- read the Fool Mechanical Investing
>board, and use this data to test their theories.
>
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><A TARGET=_blank HREF=http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/sec/mda.asp>SEC Filings from MSN</A>
>SEC filings, much nicer interface than <A TARGET=_blank HREF=http://www.sec.gov/edgarhp.htm>
>SEC's own database</A>. The MSN site also has all the usual investment data.
>
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><A TARGET=_blank HREF=http://mindfuleye.com/>Mindful Eye</A>
>
>Hasn't yet proven itself, and I'm not vouching for this one, but the
>approach is certainly innovative. Their "AI" scours Usenet and web
>forums then compiles 'investor mood' data based on the keywords it
>finds in the postings. You can find out the mood score for any given
>stock on any given day.
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