SmartMoney is truly Interactive. As you
point to the graph the price is displayed, etc. Map of the Market is my
favorite. It takes a look at the Whole Market over your choice of time period today, three
months, six months, a year..
Yahoo (save your portfolio at My.Yahoo.com) Win $$ with their monthly contest
Select stocks with their Stock Screener
Enter the symbol for a stock and EquityWeb
shows ALL the sites on the web that mentions it.
Big Charts
is great for comparing your selection
to a sector or other stocks over your choice of time frame
Multex Investor gives you reports some for free some pretty pricey.
Vault Reports bills itself as an insider Career Network, and much of the
information it provides is exactly what a job seeker needs to know. But that also is
excellent investment advice.
Upside
is a magazine (free), but it has Internet only content such as Dawn Patrol
(a idea of what the gurus think the market will do...reading for before
9:30).
Microsoft Investing site
is very complete. As with most you can get quotes and charts and track your
portfolio. Their stock lookup compares
the firms number to industry averages and explains the meaning of the numbers. I
particularly like reading the "Insight"
columns.
The Motley Fool is where you learn
about investing while having a wonderful time reading about how you could make (or loss)
lots of $$$.
The Stock Advisor
Stock Selector
Listen to Marketplace morning report (from NPR). Great links to other economic sites and some fun like poems.
Briefing.com has some good columns. Some are free, some $6/month and some $25/month.
World Finance Net has some simple, but useful, Education pieces as
well as current news
IPO Information...What's scheduled and something about each company and a
emailed newsletter if you sign up.
Company
Sleuth shows links to reports and message boards for entered stock
symbol. But, you don't know that nothing is available till your
click.
Investor Place has some very readable columns with some investing suggestions.