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Please post your favorite financial links and give a brief overview what the link offers. Let's keep this thread on-topic and to the point so it can be easily browsed and a good starting point for finding accurate 3rd party information.

I'll start.

My favorite 'check here 1st' website for all-around investing knowledge. Great stock 'game' and awesome free learning:
Investopedia!

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smithja0423

The Motley Fool: http://www.fool.com

Anything you ever needed to know about banking, stocks, bonds, real estate and debt.

NoSoup

100000% agree

Stare At The Sun

Another vote for the fool over here

Blackthorn

I like BIG-CHARTS. This site is a good central location for charting your favorite stocks and such. It's also got a news feed collector and other useful bits.

Hope this helps.

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www.fabman.com

Offers a free newsletter and is genuinely wanting to help people out of financial debt. Also has other downloadables.

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eribrav

For some good quick research on an individual stock I use Yahoo! Finance.

My favorite site for learning about trading and investing is RealMoney.com. That one's a pay site, but it's sister site TheStreet.com is free. I read RealMoney all day long as I trade.

If you're interested in a relatively contrarian view check out Bill Fleckenstein's site: www. fleckensteincapital.com . He's got the best insights into precious metals that I've seen.

Finally, if you're serious about your charting I would go with Worden Brothers TC2000, which requires a subscription and runs off a CD in your computer.

Force 10

Uhh, this link has absolutely nothing to do with finance???

kenace45

I listen to www.investtalk.com. They've also got a radio station I listen on my commutes home. The two guys are filled with info and they even point out a couple great stocks on the air. I have more than doubled my money on some of the stocks they talk about and recommend. They also make it easy to pick stocks too if you sign up for a membership.

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http://www.investopedia.com/

Great source for sorting through financial jargon. Includes articles, dictionary, trading simulator (need an account, free sign-up) info on professional certifications and a lot of other random handy to know stuff.