Stock Exchanges
National (American):
Regional (American):
Foreign Countries:
Other websites:
- Big ChartsOffers past charts, predictive advice, and news articles about American stock exchanges.
Over-the-Counter Stocks
The Over-the-Counter Market allows people to buy and sell stocks through dealer-brokers, generally by phone or computer. OTC companies are generally smaller, and they do not meet the criteria to be listed on the larger stock exchanges. Many small companies sell shares for the first time here. Because these companies are unknown, stocks tend to be more speculative than on the bigger markets, but they are a good place for new investors. The OTC Market is regulated by The Financial Industry Regulation Authority (FINRA).
Broker websites:
Stock Reports
- Value LineInformation and advice on approximately 1,700 stocks and more than 980 industries.
Please note: Limited to three simultaneous users.
1. Select “Research Hub”
2. Select “Stocks Overview”
3. Select “Investment Survey”
Then search by industry or company for concise Ratings & Reports and Selection & Opinion reports.
- ADR.comGreat source for accessing news, earnings estimates, quotes, technical charts, and institutional ownership on American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) and international equities.
- Bank of New York Mellon Depositary Receipts DirectoryProvides good background information on American Depositary Receipts (ADR). You can view ADRs by industry, country, or region.
Stock Summaries
- Mergent's Handbook of Common StocksCall Number: HG4501 .M59 Young Library - Periodicals - 3rd FloorNote: print subscription cancelled after June 2009 issue.
Consists of one-page summaries of basic business and financial information on more than 900 common stocks. The summaries include 15-year stock price and trading volume charts, 10 years of selected financial and operating statistics, business description, recent developments, prospects, capitalization, and interim quarterly dividends. - Security Owner's Stock GuideCall Number: HG4921 .S750 Young Library - Periodicals - 3rd FloorNote: print subscription cancelled after August 2012 issue.
Presents financial data on more than 5,100 stocks. Includes stock price range, dividends, financial position, capitalization, earnings, and number of institutional stockholders. - Standard & Poor's Stock ReportsCall Number: Young Library - Periodicals - 3rd FloorNote: print subscription canceled after August 2012 issue.
Profiles over 4,000 companies on the major U.S. stock exchanges in brief two-page reports through August 2012. Each provides a 7-year stock price chart, current outlook, business summary, 10-year per share data, 10-year income and balance sheet data, quarterly dividend, capitalization, S&P ranking, and beta.
Stock Prices
WEBSITES, DATABASES & SERIALS
The following websites and databases (first 4 listings) feature current and historic stock price details.
The serial publications (final 4 listings) contain historic price information only.
Please note: Print subscriptions on each of the three Daily Stock Price Record serials ended in 2010.
- BigChartsFeatures current stock price data showing open, high, low, close, and adjusted close prices and trading volumes for actively traded companies.
- Yahoo! FinanceIncludes historical daily, weekly, and monthly stock price data showing open, high, low, close, and adjusted close prices and trading volumes for actively traded companies. Companies no longer in existence or that have been absorbed by another are not covered. Companies that have changed their ticker symbol will only show data for the current symbol.
- Daily Stock Price Record: NASDAQCall Number: HG4915 .S665 Young Library – Reference 2nd floorLists daily high, low, and close prices for stocks from 1973 through 2010. Divided into separate sections for mutual funds and stocks. Note that mutual funds show net asset value (NAV) instead of prices. Older years may have only bid and asked prices for OTC stocks.
- Daily Stock Price Record: New York Stock ExchangeCall Number: HG4915 .I23 Young Library – Reference 2nd floorLists daily high, low, and close prices for stocks from 1973 through 2010. Older years may have only bid and asked prices for OTC stocks.
- Stocks, Bonds, Bills, and Inflation Yearbook (SBBI)Call Number: HG4501 .S7949 Young Library -- Reference 2nd FloorPresents monthly and historical returns with highlights of the market from previous year. Analyzes stocks, bonds, and bills by yield, total returns, inflation, and adjusted returns. 2010 through 2013 available in reference; 1990 through 2006 (with some gap years) available in periodical storage.
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Books
The Stock MarketCall Number: HG4551 .H23 2007 Young Library – 4th floorIntroduction to the stock market--what it is, how it works, and why it plays a vital role in business and economic growth.
Strauss's Handbook of Business Information by Publication Date: 2012See Chapters 10 (Investments) and 11 (Stocks) for more information.
