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The sites are divided into categories. Clicking a listing immediately below
takes you to its description and a link (if applicable) to the listing's
website.
Advisory Services
Creative Breakthrough Inc.
Elliott Wave International
FINARC
Gold Eagle
Gold Stock Analyst
Institutional Advisors
Richard Russell's Dow Theory Letters
U.S. & World Early Warning Report
Publications
Technical Analysis of Stocks &
Commodities Magazine
Finance Magazine
Educational
Data Vendors
Data Search Engines
Weird and Wonderful
Non-Investment
Lists of Links
These services offer advice to traders and investors (in alphabetical order).
- Creative Breakthrough Inc.
- Technical research publications and technical trading systems. Jack Cahn, CMT, is
President of Creative Breakthrough, Inc. Mr. Cahn has developed the trading systems
offered by CBI. They are available in three formats:
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- • TraderAssist®
- • Trading Advisory
Pages on the Internet
- • Omega
TradeStation and Supercharts
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- Elliott Wave International
- Founded by Robert R.
Prechter, CMT, Elliott Wave International popularized Elliott Wave
analysis. Mr. Prechter answers questions on markets and Elliott Wave Theory at
the EWI
Message Board.
Elliott Wave International offers many services including the intraday services:
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- • Global Interest Rate Outlook
- • International Currency Outlook
- • World Stock Markets Outlook
- • Global Energy Outlook
- • International Metals Outlook
- • World Commodities Outlook
- • North American Financial Outlook
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- and the newsletters:
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- • Currency Market Perspective
- • World Commodity Perspective
- • Elliott Wave Theorist
- • Global Market Perspective
additionally
- • Elliott Wave Theorist Short-Term Update
- • Elliott Wave Educational Video Series
- • WinWaves software
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- FINARC
Financial Analysis Research Consulting
- Cosima F.
Barone has been involved in investing for over thirty years. She has
advised many large clients, both institutional and individual, in how to
preserve and grow their assets. She's very experienced with dealing with the
difficulties inherent in a family with a large portfolio. Cosima provides
original, well-thought out analysis, without the bias inherent in many
advisors. Having spent most of her career in Switzerland, she brings an
international perspective that is critical with today's currency swings. It
does you little good to have bought a market that is rising in its local
currency, when that currency is declining. Cosima's goal is long-term
growth, and risk management is a critical part of that strategy. Cosima's
creativity is the central pillar of FINARC. Everyone can explain surprises
after the fact. It takes a very special person to anticipate the
unexpected.
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- Gold Eagle
- A popular site for those interested in the gold market, with a lot of free analysis.
- Gold Stock Analyst
- John C. Doody was Professor of Economics & Finance at Bentley College (Waltham, MA).
He edits Gold Stock Analyst, a 28 page monthly newsletter that specializes in finding
undervalued investment opportunities through fundamental analysis & rankings for the
largest North American traded precious metals mining stocks.
- Topline maintains the Gold Stock Analyst Index (GSAI). an unweighted average of those
stocks (currently 39 stocks)..
- Institutional
Advisors
- Robert Hoye edits Institutional Advisors, with Tom Peterson acting as the
equity specialist. Based on original work (essentially completed in
1979) that examined the great credit booms of the past, their approach
integrates developments in stock markets, interest rates, credit spreads and
industrial commodities. This research has been the foundation of
Institutional Advisors subscription service to financial institutions and
mining companies for more than 20 years. A monthly advisory has been
published since early 1982 when their outlook was "No matter how much
the Fed prints, stocks will outperform commodities."
- Richard
Russell's Dow Theory Letters
- Richard Russell began publishing Dow Theory Letters in 1958, and he has
been writing the Letters ever since (never once having skipped a Letter).
Dow Theory Letters is the oldest service continuously written by one person
in the business.
- Richard Russell is widely regarded as the final authority on Dow Theory.
He has written over 30 articles for Barron's since the late 1950s. Those
articles were primarily about Dow Theory, its interpretation and technical
analysis. He brings a long-term perspective to market analysis that is rare
in the newsletter business.
They offer two superb chartbooks
at very reasonable prices.
The charts for both books are printed on 11" x 17" paper, with one
year per chart.
The Dow Jones Averages is a complete daily history of the Dow Jones
Averages from their inception in 1885 to the present (one page for each
year). The chart includes the D-J Industrial Average, the D-J Transports,
the D-J Utilities and the D-J Bond Average. Daily NYSE volume is also shown.
Important daily high and low points are labeled. Also, important historical
and economic dates are included, such as the San Francisco earthquake, the
Roosevelt election, the Eisenhower heart attack, etc.
The DJIA and the Advance Decline Ratio is the same type album
for the Dow and the cumulative A-D ratio (NYSE) covering all the daily
action from 1931 to the present.
- U.S. & World
Early Warning Report
- Richard J. Maybury is the former Global Affairs editor of Moneyworld. His articles have
appeared in the Wall Street Journal and other major publications. He is the inventor of
the Chaostan model. Maybury's Early Warning Report newsletter is the first and only
publication to specialize in reporting about it.
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Stocks & Commodities magazine- Published since 1982, a monthly examination of the science and art of technical
analysis.
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- Finance
Magazine
- While they focus on lending, they have links to many valuable websites,
almost more of a List of Lists.
- MurphyMorris Inc.
- John Murphy has been the technical analyst for CNBC-TV for the past six years. He has
been a professional analyst for over 25 years and is author of three books. Technical
Analysis of the Futures Markets, Intermarket Technical Analysis and The
Visual Investor. Gregory L. Morris teamed up with John Murphy in August, 1996, as
MURPHYMORRIS, Inc. which produces educational products and services for investors.
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- MTA (Market Technicians
Association)
- incorporated in 1973, is the national organization of market analysis professionals in
the United States. This not-for-profit association has three main goals:
- •Encourage the exchange of technical information and collectively explore new
frontiers in the area of technical research;
- •Educate the public and the investment community about the use, value and
limitations of technical research;
- •Uphold a code of ethics and the professional standards among technical analysts.
- In addition, the MTA's Accreditation Committee administers the Chartered Market
Technician (CMT) Program, a continuing education effort to raise the standards and to
further the professionalism of the practice of technical analysis.
- We don't try to list every quote vendor, rather the ones that go off the beaten path,
offering histories of series that are either very long term, or of an unusual nature.
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- Global Financial Data
- Bryan Taylor II, Ph.D., offers what may be the most extensive, long-term historical
database available. Monthly Exchange rates back as far as 1624, inflation rates to 1728,
foreign interest rates to 1700, and much more. Total International Investment Returns of
stocks, bills and bonds, for the United States, London, Australia, Germany, France, Italy,
Japan and Canada 1694-1995.
1-877-DATA-999 or +1 323 258-9409
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- Market Timing Report's
Long-Term Financial Markets Database
- Ted Earle has compiled what may be the cleanest, most detailed and best documented
long-term data series available. Typically the data series begin in 1861, and many series
are available at weekly frequency, some even daily.
+1 520 795-9552
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- Eagle Data (no website)
- Charles Brockman has typed in most of the numbers in the back of every Barron's,
a fantastic resource, sold for next to nothing.
Eagle Data
PO Box 681511
Indianapolis, IN 46268
+1 317 293-2696
- There are many, many more than we've listed, but here are few good places
to start looking for that impossible-to-find time series.
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- Financial
Data Finder (Ohio State University, Fisher Department of Finance)
- A great way to find the usual, and the not-so-usual suspects.
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- FedStats
- If the US Federal Government produces the statistic, there's a good chance
it is linked here.
- These are sites that we think are interesting, and maybe a little bit different.
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- Asia, Inc. Online
- For those that are interested in the far east.
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- CIA
World FactBook
- Everything from maps to death rates, to the number and types of runways of the countries
around the world.
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- Economic Planning Agency of Japan
- Operated by the Economic Planning Agency, Government of Japan. Many Japanese economic
statistics.
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- RealTraders
- Operated by Kasanjian
Research, this site offers "wisdom from people who trade -- not gurus or
newsletter writers."
- WoPEc
- WoPEc is the part of NetEc that collects bibliographic information on working papers in
economics available on the Internet. NetEc is a volunteer effort to improve the
communication of research in Economics via electronic media.
- If you're reading this, you use a computer. These sites can help you to do that more
effectively.
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- Woody's Watch
- Woody Leonhard knows more about MS Word than anyone. His writing is extremely
accessible. His success helping users to get more out of Word led to a mini-conglomerate:
Woody has assembled the best collection of MS Office experts extant. They've published
some of the best computer
books around, and offer free email newsletters covering
everything from getting
the most out of your PDA to using
office. They even have a newsletter for beginners - Woody's
Office for Mere Mortals
Woody's Office Portal WOPR- Woody Leonhard knows more about MS Word than anyone. His writing is extremely
accessible. His success helping users to get more out of Word led to a mini-conglomerate:
Woody has assembled the best collection of MS Office experts extant. They've published
some of the best computer
books around.
- The Annoyances Series including Word 97 Annoyances
- Que Special Editions including Special
Edition Using Office XP
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Woody Leonhard Teaches including Woody
Leonhard Teaches Microsoft Office 2000
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The Mother of All Series including The Mother of All Windows
98
Books
- Barry Simon (head of the Mathematics Department at Cal Tech, when not
writing computer books), co-wrote the "Mother's" series.
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Maximizing
Outlook 2000: The Practical Guide to Optimizing Outlook may be
my favorite of his books.
These links often offer substantial discounts on the books.
If you want to learn more about how to make Office do what you want it to do,
this is the place to start. The free email newsletter, WOW, is available to
anyone, just click the first link above.
- While we use the net a lot, we aren't specialists in lists. These sites are!
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(in
no particular order)
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- A Trader's
Financial Resource Guide
- Jack Beausang's list.
- Allstocks.com
- Many links to investment related resources.
- WWWFinance™
Global Financial Management Finance Links
- Cambell R. Harvey, has collected a great
list of links. The list of his papers alone (available on site) is worth a visit. He is
the J. Paul Sticht Professor of International Business, Fuqua School of Business, Duke University, [joined
Duke University in 1986]. His research projects have a common thread: time-varying
expected returns and risks and their implications for both understanding the behavior of
asset prices in both domestic and international settings.
- FuturesLinks
- A comprehensive collection of links to futures sites on the World Wide Web.
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- Wahoo! - Hot
Links for Traders!
- Compiled by Gibbons Burke, the
author of "The Computerized Trader" - a regular monthly department in Futures
Magazine since May 1992. This is a handy list of futures-related places to go on the web.
There are no graphics to slow you down or hypnotic background patterns to distract you
from the information. It's lean, fast & informative.
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- Money$earch
- Wide ranging financial search engine. Has listings of banks, bonds, public corporations,
economic sources, exchanges, fundamental analysis, futures & options, general
business, government info., investment firms, investment magazines, advisory services,
mutual funds, newsgroups, online brokers, quote systems, real estate, securities charting,
small business, business software, taxes and technical analysis.
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- Campbell R. Harvey's Hypertextual Finance Glossary
- Claims to be "The largest financial glossary on the Internet",
and if there's a bigger one, we haven't seen it.
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