The Galt Mile Community Association Financial Portal

The Galt Mile Community Association Financial Portal is an all-inclusive resource for beginning and advanced investors alike. Available are current equity and funds quotes, pertinent company data including recent financials and company-specific news, multi-feature financial charting, and free annual reports for thousands of companies. Dozens of financial utilities (including passwoed protected portfolios) make the GMCA a financial "one-stop shop".

NYSE Euronext

NYSE Euronext, the holding company created by the combination of NYSE Group, Inc. and Euronext N.V., was launched on April 4, 2007. NYSE Euronext (NYSE/New York and Euronext/Paris: NYX) operates the world's largest and most liquid exchange group and offers the most diverse array of financial products and services. NYSE Euronext, which brings together six cash equities exchanges in seven countries and eight derivatives exchanges, is a world leader for listings, trading in cash equities, equity and interest rate derivatives, bonds and the distribution of market data.

The NASDAQ Stock Exchange

The "Tech" exchange. The NASDAQ has developed from a second tier exchange into the most innovative, creative, and fast growing market. The home of the vast majority of Silicon Valley's progeny, the NASDAQ contains most of the "tech" stocks and many of the newer issues that don't conform to the more traditional NYSE guidelines.

American Stock Exchange

NYSE Euronext (NYX) completed its acquisition of the American Stock Exchange (Amex), becoming the third-largest U.S. options marketplace and enhancing the company's leadership in ETFs, cash equities, closed-end funds and structured products. As a result, NYSE Euronext has integrated amex.com content and data into the nyse.com website effective the close of business, Friday, January 16, 2009. Effective the close of business, Monday, March 2, 2009, the AmexTrader website content was integrated into the nyse.com and nyxdata.com websites.

The Chicago Board of Trade

Part of the CME Group, the Chicago Board of Trade is a futures exchange in which contracts are bought and sold as opposed to equities exchanges in which equity interests in companies are traded. Futures contracts in commodities related to insurance, agriculture, finance, electricity, and equities are negotiated and purchased under the aegis of the Chicago Board of Trade. The exchange differs from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange in that CBOT provides a forum to trade U.S.Treasury Bond Futures Contracts and other U.S. Treasury instruments.

Chicago Mercantile Exchange

Also Part of the CME Group, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange is an international marketplace that brings together buyers and sellers of derivatives products. The Exchange offers futures and options on futures in four basic product areas: interest rates, stock indexes, foreign exchange and commodities. CME makes markets in agriculture, industry, finance, and technology. Trading futures contracts is an effective way of mitigating risk in business.

Bloomberg

Bloomberg is synonomous with financial news. This international organization has its finger on the pulse of every breaking financial headline.

Business Wire

Breaking business news from the world's leading companies and organizations. Conference calls, industry specific news, international headlines, trade shows, mergers and acquisitions, and management changes are all covered in full, and in real time!

The Wall Street Journal

The most prominent and successful financial daily in history. The majority of investors that are aware of tha facts surrounding any particular financial issue probably learned about it from the Wall Street Journal!

The Wall Street Transcript

The Wall Street Transcript interviews Wall Street professionals and corporate leaders, which brings the views of stock market insiders to the reader. Their question and answer format allows their readers to understand and interpret the meaning of an analyst's or CEO's comments for themselves. The Wall Street Transcript covers all the major market sectors.

Business Week

The paragon of financial magazines. Summaries of all the latest financial news, relevant editorial comment, and professional analysis are Business Week's forte.

MarketWatch

Part of the Wall Street Journal digital network, MarketWatch is an authoritative well-rounded financial web site with the advantage of having a vast news resource to draw on.

Bankrate.Com

Born in 1976 as "Bank Rate Monitor," a print publisher for the banking industry, Bankrate, Inc. is the Web's leading aggregator of financial rate information, generating site traffic to over 13 million monthly unique visitors. The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times and The Boston Globe all rely on their rate data.

FreeRealTime.Com

If you cannot afford to bridge the "20 minute delay" inherent in most portfolio information sites on the internet, this is for you. Freerealtime.com gives you up to the minute "real time" quotes. Its available free of charge.

Yahoo! Finance

A remarkably comprehensive financial web site. If you manage to find something that they don't have (not likely), they tell you where or how you can find it.

Hoover's

Get the "low-down" on every company and corporation. Company financials, earnings histories and projections, market capitalizations, and currently impactive news are available for your corporate research needs.

Seeking Alpha

Seeking Alpha is a platform for investment research, with broad coverage of stocks, asset classes, ETFs and investment strategy. In contrast to other equity research platforms, insight is provided by investors and industry experts rather than sell-side analysts. With over 7,000 contributing authors and 20,000 commenters, Seeking Alpha covers more than 3,000 small and mid cap stocks each year. Since its large and influential readership includes money managers, business leaders, journalists and bloggers, Seeking Alpha articles frequently move stocks.

Zacks

An independent financial supersite offering research that's not influenced by brokerage relationships. Everything you need to check a company, a sector, or the whole market.

Big Charts

Whether you are a financial technician whose prognostications rely upon diagnosing the technical charts of a company or you just like watching the ascending and descending stock graph roller coaster, you'll find this site rewarding. Check the hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, annnually and multi-annually drawn charts of your favorite equities at this useful component of the Wall Street Journal digital network, .

Morningstar

Morningstar is the most popular publication addressing Mutual Funds. This site allows you to analyze a funds composition, review its history, and check its progress. Their ratings of individual funds, fund categories, and the fund market in general are followed by every analyst.

OTC Markets

OTC Markets is a leading provider of pricing and financial information for the over-the-counter (OTC) securities markets. They increase the transparency of information available in the OTC markets so as to make them more efficient for all participants. Based on the quality and quantity of information made available by the companies, these securities are organized into three tiered marketplaces - OTCQX (The Best Marketplace), OTCQB (The Venture Stage Marketplace) and OTC Pink (The Open Marketplace - AKA the Pink Sheets - the wildest penny stocks).