RELATED LINKS - Stock Market Game

RELATED LINKS

Teachers and students have found the following sites helpful to their Stock Market Game research. These sites are not operated by SIFMA or the SIFMA Foundation. Their content is not managed by SIFMA or the SIFMA Foundation. These sites may contain advertisements and commercial messaging. Please visit the Department of Justice's Project Safe Childhood for information on protecting your children online.

The links are organized alphabetically.

EDGAR Database ?EDGAR, the Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval system, offers real-time filings and other company information for publicly traded companies.

EMMA ?Funded and operated by the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board (MSRB), EMMA is the official source for municipal securities data.

Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis ? The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis produces free, high quality classroom resources including lesson plans, children's literature, data and document sources, SMART and Promethean applications, and online courses.

FINRA Bond Center ? The Bond Section of FINRA's Market Data Center offers general bond market information such as news, benchmark yields, pricing, and bond market activity and performance. It is the most comprehensive source for bond information available to the public.

Morningstar ? Morningstar is an investment research company offering a variety of portfolio and investment analysis tools. They are one of the best known sources of information on mutual funds.

My ? As noted in publications like The Reading Teacher, Stanford Magazine, Harvard Business School Magazine, My is an effective way to build vocabulary through grade level interactive word puzzles.

NASDAQ ? The NASDAQ site allows you to compare multiple stock quotes, provides company descriptions, and includes investment information in their "Investing Insights" section.

Napkin Finance ? Napkin Finance offers a series of comprehensive, easy to understand illustrations that address a broad range of financial concepts including investing and the capital markets.

Hands On Banking ? This financial education resource from Wells Fargo provides grades 4-12 students with interactive introductions in money management and savings. It also includes teachers' guides and tutorials for members of the military, seniors, and entrepreneurs.

Project:Invested ? Project Invested's tagline explains it best: Why the capital markets matter. From fundamental "How to Invest" articles to posts on data aggregation, Project Invested seeks to provide an understanding of the capital markets to the layperson and industry professional alike.

Financial History Magazine ? The Museum of American Finance's Financial History magazine provides well written articles from experts in the field on the financial decision making that helped shape our country.

SEC Historical Society ? In their own words, the SEC Historical Society site is a "virtual museum and archive of the history of Financial Regulation". The site provides exclusive access to historical documents, videos, and audio recordings about market regulation.

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