Markets & Investments

Economics: K-12 TLC Guide
Money: K-12 TLC Guide

Commodities, Investment & Financial Planning
Markets, News, Statistics & Indicators

Markets & Investments	Buffett, Warren.: K-12 TLC Guide. Smith, Vernon L.: K-12 TLC Guide. Business and the Economy, University of Illinois. Business and Finance Images, The Stock Solution. Calculators Online: K-12 TLC Guide. Calculators On-Line Center, University of California, Irvine: Cases In Investment Management, Yale University. CBS News. Congressional Members Trading on Inside Information. The Early Modern World, Fordham University: Mercantile Capitalism. Reflections on the Trade and the New Economy. Emulex Stock Fraud: K-12 TLC Guide. The Financial Data Finder, Ohio State University. Free-Market.Net, The Henry Hazlitt Foundation. The Learning Vault, U.S. Department of the Treasury. Moving Ideas, The Electronic Policy Network. National Public Radio: Planet Money. African-American Investing Rising (audio: 4:04). America: The Market Nation (audio: 7:30). Bernie Madoff, 'The Wizard Of Lies'. The Coffeehouse Investor (audio: 3:25). Divine Right of Capital (audio: 8:15). How Do You Rate A Country? Investment Strategies (audio: 4:35). Living Trusts (audio: 3:15). Momentum Investors (audio: 4:46). Online Stock Fraud (audio: 4:44). 'The Quants': It Pays to Know Your Wall Street Math. Ranking Cute Animals: A Stock Market Experiment. Russian Stock Fraud on Wall Street (audio: 2:24). SEC Failed to Do the Math on Madoff. Seeking a Smoking Gun in a Toxic Asset. Trading on Margin (audio: 4:30). Venture Capital and the Market (audio: 3:15). Warren Buffett's Lasting Legacy: Immaterial Wealth. Wisconsin School Investment Has Worldwide Implications. OneShare.com. Blue Chip Stocks as Gifts, National Public Radio: 5/12/00 (3:30). Stock Tickers: 11/15/1876: Ticker First Used on Wall Street, History Channel. Edison Universal Stock Ticker, Stock Ticker Co.. Ticker Tape, National Public Radio: 10/29/99 (audio: 4:00). University of Wisconsin: The Crash and the Great Depression, American History 102.
Markets & Investments Commodities	The K-12 TLC Markets Guide. The K-12 TLC Financial News Guide. Commentaries For New/Experienced Commodity Traders, Bruce Babcock's Reality Based Trading Company Commodities Law, FreeAdvice.com. Environmental Finance Program, United States Environmental Protection Agency. Historical Supply/Demand 1990/91 - 1996/97, King Cotton Magazine. How The Government Gets in The Way, America's Future. Information for Personal and Institutional Investors, Ohio State University. U.S. International Trade Administration Press Room. Learning the Ropes, World Link Futures, Inc. National Public Radio: Oil and the Free Market: 9/28/00 (2:52). Oil, Economics and Politics: 9/24/00: (3:00). Precious Metals Calculators, University of California, Irvine. Supply and Demand, Drexel University. United States Department of Agriculture. *The Weather Notebook, Mount Washington Observatory: Commodities Markets and the Weather*.
Markets & Investments Investment & Financial Planning	The K-12 TLC Markets Guide. Blue Web'n Applications, Pacific Bell. Calculators On-Line Center, University of California, Irvine: Finance: Mortgage. Personal Finance. Investments and Commodities. CNN Financial Network. FundAlarm. Global Financial Data. Glossary of Insurance and Financial Planning Terms, Rutgers Accounting Web. Information for Personal and Institutional Investors, Ohio State University Investing in Bonds, The Bond Market Association. Investment and Securities Law, FreeAdvice.com. Investor Responsibility Research Center. KidsBank.Com. Morningstar. Mutual Fund Investor's Center. Mutual Funds Interactive. Quicken. Rate.Net. Stockmaster. United States Savings Bonds/Notes Earnings Report, Bureau of the Public Debt. Young Investor Web Site.
Markets & Investments Markets	Dow, Charles Henry: K-12 TLC Guide. New York Stock Exchange: K-12 TLC Guide. 1929 Market Crash: October 24, 1929: Black Thursday: About.com. History Channel. Writer's Almanac. October 29, 1929: Black Tuesday: Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities. *New York Times. Smithsonian Institution. TIME. University of Virginia. Wall Street Journal. Writer's Almanac. The Crash and the Great Depression, University of Wisconsin. Global Financial Data. History Channel. The Great Crash and the Great Slump, University of California, Berkeley. National Public Radio: 10/28/99 (audio 5:00). 10/19/1987 Market Crash (Black Monday): History Channel. New York Times. Writer's Almanac. Dot.com Bubble: Consumer Times. PBS. Washington Post. Global Financial Data. TheHistoryNet: 10/30/1991: BET First Black-owned Company on NYSE. The Library of Congress: The New York Stock Exchange Opens 1/4/1865. Panic of 1857. Market Places and Quotations, Institute of Finance and Banking, University of G�ttingen. Market Structures: AmosWeb. Market Structure, Overview of Microeconomics, Virginia Tech. National Public Radio: Arthur Levitt, SEC Chairman (audio: 5:07). Changes to the DOW 30 (audio: 3:30). Circuit Breakers (audio: 4:00). The Great Crash of 1929 (audio: 5:00). How Bad Weather Built the World's Biggest Markets. Reshaping Wall Street (audio: 6:30). Stock Exchange Competition (audio: 3:27). What Is There About October?: 10/21/00 (4:30). SEDAR: Canadian Securities Administration. The Toronto Stock Exchange. U.S. Exchanges/Boards of Trade: American Stock Exchange. Chicago Board of Trade. The Chicago Stock Exchange. NASDAQ. New York Stock Exchange: K-12 TLC Guide. U.S. International Trade Administration Press Room*.
Markets & Investments	K-12 TLC Guide to Timelines & Chronologies. 1929 Market Crash: K-12 TLC Guide: 10/19/1987 Market Crash: K-12 TLC Guide. TheHistoryNet: 10/08/1897: Charles Dow Begins Charting Stock Trends. History Channel. 01/20/1870: First Female-run Brokerage Firm Is Formed. 12/15/1886: NYSE Trading Volume Hits New High: 1.2M Shares. 09/19/1901: NYSE Closes in Honor of McKinley. 11/14/1986: Ivan Boesky Confesses to Illegal Stock Trading. 11/14/1986: Boesky Banned from Wall Street. 12/06/1994: Orange County, CA Declares Bankruptcy. 12/15/1995: NYSE Trading Volume Hits New High: 652.8M Shares. 08/25/1996: Dow Industrial Average Hits a New High of 3,652.09. 11/24/1997: Circuit Breaker Invoked for First Time after 554.26 pt Drop. 10/27/1999: Dow Plunges 323.42. Trading Is Halted. The History Place: 01/08/1987: Dow Jones Industrial Average First Tops 2000. On-This-Day: 09/10/1845: Amsterdam Stock Exchange Opens. 12/05/1988: Dow Jones Industrial Average First Rises Above 1500. 11/21/1995: Dow Jones Industrial Average First Closes Above 5000.

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This guide last edited 11/14/2011
This guide last revised 05/17/2008