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Here is a link to a list of All stocks, directly linking to the Stock Exchanges. Use this as a bookmark to visit the Exchange listing of all stocks. Clicking on the links should provide you with live realtime data of the stock value.
Hope you find this page useful to view your stock information. Click on the Alphabet to view of Alphabetical order.
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Here is a list of Stock Exchanges of the World. For your information following is the List of Names and also a link to their websites. Hope you find it useful. This is available for information purpose only and do visit the stock exchanges websites to get more information on any of them.

By James Blitz in London and Ben Hall in Paris

The French are markedly more pessimistic about their prospects for the coming decade than their counterparts in Europe or the US, fearing they will have a progressively lower living standard and get less state help, according to a new opinion poll.

A Harris poll for the Financial Times asked people in Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the US whether they felt they were better off than 10 years ago, and to assess how they will have fared by 2020.

By Alan Rappeport in Washington

Consumer confidence in the US picked up in December, as lower levels of unemployment and bullish stock markets lifted hopes about the state of the economic recovery.

Separately on Tuesday, a closely watched index showed US house prices were flat in October following five consecutive months of gains, raising doubts about the market’s ability to sustain its momentum.

Here is a list of Investor Tools. I intend to update this list, so do visit back.

1. MSN Money Investment Toolbox
http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/controls/cabx.asp?Redir=True&target...

U.S. Government Bonds
The bonds issued by Uncle Sam are called Treasurys. They're grouped in three categories.

U.S. Treasury bills -- maturities from 90 days to one year
U.S. Treasury notes -- maturities from two to 10 years
U.S. Treasury bonds -- maturities from 10 to 30 years

Index Funds
An index fund is a "passively" managed mutual fund that tries to mirror the performance of a specific index, such as the S&P 500 or the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Since index funds attempt to mirror a stock index, decisions about which stocks to buy and sell are automatic for the fund and transactions are infrequent. This means that index funds do not require the management of a professional money manager, and so they are said to be "passively managed" (while any fund that requires a manager to select stocks is said to be "actively managed").

Here they are:

Company
Analyst Net Buy Recommendations
% Owned by Institutions*
Market Cap

Activision Blizzard
18
45%
$14.6 billion

Enterprise Products
14
23%
$11.9 billion

American Eagle
13
65%
$2.7 billion

Aqua America (NYSE: WTR)
13
53%
$2.4 billion

Applied Materials
12
94%
$15.1 billion

Humana
12
85%
$5.2 billion

BioMarin Pharmaceuticals
11
129%
$1.4 billion

Juniper Networks (Nasdaq: JNPR)
11
114%
$12.1 billion

St. Jude (NYSE: STJ)
11
89%
$13.7 billion

Comcast (Nasdaq: CMCSA)