Is there a website where i can go to find old stock market quotes for free?

Is there a web site that offers free market quotes for single stock futures from One Chicago? Even 20 minute delayed quotes?

Why are stock market quotes delayed 15+ minutes on the free internet and cable TV? It seems unreasonable. Everyone (the American public) was encouraged to invest in the stock market over the last 10+ years. Where is the info? In the computer age, why is it delayed? Why do we have to subscribe (and pay) to obtain real-time data?

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How can I add a stock market quote for a single company on my website like yahoo finance is perfect.? I need to add investors relations page on a website so need to provide quotes and charts preferably for free or at a very LOW price. Would be great if it is customizable and can't really copy and paste code from other sites (copyright laws). I am happy to do some coding if required I just need a tutorial.

Where can I see the monthly dividend quotes of the World Stock Markets for the last 5 years for free? Yahoo finance do not report the dividends; only the Market price adjusted.

Any idea where I can find live stock quotes that I can publish on a site.? I am looking for a free source of live stock market prices to publish dynamically on a site using some form of feed. It has to be dynamic with no updating required. Simply streams the quotes and updates automatically.

I want to know how to download an XML data feed of stock market data (including Level 2 quotes) at my request. I am looking for information on downloading level 2 quotes in XML format at my request. Does anyone know of a site that will allow me to do this at a cheap/reasonable/free price? I want to be able to send a request to the site/service for any given symbol and retrieve an XML file with current level 2 quotes. I can't seem to find any information on this so far. Ameritrade (my current account) only allows you to view information for one stock at any given time, and is based on a web page. I have not tried to figure out if I could rip the information from there or not (I'm sure I could), but it would be easier to do this on a request basis from a homegrown application. Any ideas?

Is there any program or site that shows the stock market? Like a scrolling stock quote? If it's free, then great.

What do you want to see in a stock market forum? We are on the process of developing a stock market forum. We could use some insights from both experienced and novice traders alike. So far in this forum every registered member(free) will be able to set up their own watchlist (real time and streaming), Real time price quotes, still working on candlestick charts(streaming), Weekly major market indices reviews, Price alerts via email or sms txt alerts, chat capable of going private by creating groups. If you guys can give more inputs or maybe we can call it a wish list it would be greatly appreciated and our development team will work their best to make this forum unique. We want to create a place for good traders to help other traders out there to grow the right way. keep checking www.estockmarketforum.com for a launch date!

do want STOCK QUOTE from stock brokers & their analysis on each stock??? Simulation games are usually played on the internet, where people can experience the thrill of investing in the stock market without any risks, costs or any fear of losing money when and if they make a poor investment decision. Many teachers and professors of banking and finance are now using stock market simulation games to teach their students about the rudiments of investing in stocks. Most stock market simulation games come with a fee to get started, but there are some that are free of any charge.One need not ve prior knowledge about the stock market to join. This is how stock market simulation games usually work: First, players must register. After registration, players are given an initial sum of "virtual" money to invest in companies of their choice. Players build a portfolio of stocks by buying and selling shares in companies. Most stock market simulation games use real-time market data. objective of most stock market simulation games is http://www.freewebs.com/allstocks

What is the best site to get company research for the stock market? I can get good quotes from several different places, and even news from such sites as marketwatch.com, forbes.com, any brokerage site really, and both yahoo and google finances. This isn't what I'm looking for! I'm looking for a site that gives information on company statistics as well, such as quarterly and annual reports, incomes and expenses, and maybe graphs of these numbers (I'm not sure if such exist, but it would be great!). I understand that much of this information can be found at each company's site, but at the same time: many do not, they are always in different formats, and I would like one centralized location. Free sites are preferred, but pay sites are worth looking into. Thanks!

The Kummins Engine Company common stock has a beta of 0.9. The current risk-free rate of return is 5 percent? and the market risk premium is 6 percent. The CEO of the company is quoted in a press release as saying that the firm will pay a dividend of $1.80/share in the coming year and expects the dividends to grow at a constant rate of 6 percent for the foreseeable future. Using the constant growth model, what value would you assign to this stock? Round the answer to the nearest hundredth.

Real time stock price? I am newbie in stock market. I using a free game where i get fake $100,000 to play in stock. Now my question is, the price for stocks that i see in that game is 20 minutes delayed (because they have to pay premium for real time quote). Is it the same way when you do real investing with some one like scottrade or anybody like that? I have seen that yahoo, google, etc also gives delayed quote. Also in that site with fake money, when i place an order to buy a stock it keeps my request for 20 minutes before processing. Is it the same way in real stock trading sites? Thanks in advance for the answer Nick

11. The Kummins Engine Company common stock has a beta of 0.9. ? 11. The Kummins Engine Company common stock has a beta of 0.9. The current risk-free of return id 5% and the market risk premium is 8%. The CEO of the company is quoted in a press release as saying t

Where can I get free stock market ticker for India for my website? I want to include a stock market ticker,which can display latest stock market quotes for indian stocks on my website. Tell me please.

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I have a car accident benefit lawsuit settlement, wonder which method is best:self invest or structure invest? Quote from FT Markets newdpaper December 27,2006 by Christoper Brown-Humes & Paul J Davies:"strong demand for credit exposure through structured products pushed spreads on credit default swaps to levels much lower than many of the cash bonds on which they are based." I have approx. $300K Canadian and have previously been in the mutual fund industry and do know how to diversify and select bonds, options and stocks globally before the car accident and had bad luck. I take much more conservative view now and yet my lawyer thinks structured is best. The broker offer options plan from straight to other intermitent lump sum of $10K. I look at it is about 3.76% is the rate and they emphasize it is tax free payments and also protected from bankruptcy and divorce. I had one divorce already from the accident and recently had fortune read and this guy claim I will have another wife by 4 yrs time. But my luck is all good from now on. My personal trading have all been smaller profit 3-86% return.

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So Ron Paul is insane? for wanting to abolish the Federal Reserve? In theory a central bank should be good for the country right? and it might be if it wasn't for the fact that it is not owned or controlled by the United States government, A privately owned central bank creates money out of NOTHING and then charges interest.. The central bank causes inflation by creating debt/money for loans and credit and making these funds readily available. The economy boomed. Then they use the inflation which they created as an excuse to shut off the loans/credit/money. The resulting shortage of cash causes the economy to falter or slow dramatically and large numbers of business and personal bankruptcies result. The central bank then seizes the assets used as security for the loans. The wealth created by the borrowers during the boom was then transferred to the central bank during the bust. And you always wondered how the big guys ended up with all the marbles. Now, who do you think is responsible for all of the ups and downs in our economy over the last 85 years? Think about the depression of the late '20s and all through the '30s. The FED could have pumped lots of debt/money into the market to stimulate the economy and get the country back on track, but did they? No; in fact, they restricted the money supply quite severely. We all know the results that occurred from that action, don't we? Why would the FED do this? During that period asset values and stocks were at rock bottom prices. Who do you think was buying everything at 10 cents on the dollar? I believe that it is referred to as consolidating the wealth. How many times have they already done this in the last 85 years? Did you know that the FED is the only for-profit corporation in America that is exempt from both federal and state taxes? The FED takes in about one trillion dollars per year tax free! Thomas Jefferson once said, "If the America people ever allow private banks to control the issuance of their currencies, first by inflation and then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all their prosperity until their children will wake up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered." Jefferson saw it coming 150 years ago. The question is, "Can you now see what is in store for us if we allow the FED to continue controlling our country?" I suppose all of these people were insane too, right? 200 BC -Julius Caesar limited power of money changers, was later assassinated 1776 –Benjamin Franklin, declaration of independence with USA issuing its own money 1809-1817 –“History records that the money changers have used every form of abuse, intrigue, deceit, and violent means possible to maintain their control over government by controlling money and its issuance” a quote by James Madison 1861-1865- Abraham Lincoln opposed the central bank, was later assassinated 1963 –John F. Kennedy signs executive order 11110 stripping the federal reserve of its power President Andrew Jackson won the presidency in 1828 with the promise to end the national debt and eliminate the SBUS (FED BANK). During his second term President Jackson withdrew all government funds from the bank and on January 8, 1835, paid off the national debt. He is the only president in history to have this distinction. woody allen.. go to wiki and read about all the cia...it's all corruption, mafia ties, murders, the nazi-connection, illegal and domestic syping... He will implement a new system that actually does its job... Retooling the fed reserve is not an option.. the government does not own it and as long as it exists our economy will continue to play into the hands of its owners..