| The history of the American stock market
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| | through reputable brokerage companies
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| had its beginnings in the late 1700s
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| | requires investors to set up an account
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| during the fledgling years of the
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| | through the website. They can then access
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| country. In Philadelphia, founding
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| | their financial portfolio at the touch of
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| citizens of this new world instituted a
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| | a mouse. Additionally, these companies
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| stock exchange wherein currency could be
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| | will offer up-to-the-minute stock quotes,
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| exchanged in order to support business
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| | historical performance and forecasts for
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| and stimulate this new economy.
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| | each stock, as well as in-depth
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| This initial exchange gave way to a group
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| | information about each of the companies.
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| of merchants who banned together to form
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| | Investors report that the ability to
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| the New York Stock Exchange. This initial
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| | trade stocks online offers many benefits
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| assembly of men met every day on Wall
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| | not provided through traditional
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| Street to trade their stocks and bonds -
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| | brokering. First and foremost, online
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| an outdoor ritual that lasted through to
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| | investment offers lower brokerage fees
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| the early 1900s, when commerce moved
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| | than required through traditional
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| indoors. Today, investment on this scale
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| | brokerage houses. Through online trading,
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| has come full circle - operating outside
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| | investors typically pay $10 and under per
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| the bricks and mortar of traditional
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| | trade. Online trading also affords
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| trading. Today's investors operate en
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| | investors a level of independence and
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| masse through the Internet, buying and
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| | control not previously experienced
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| selling stocks online with the click of a
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| | through traditional trading. Investors
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| mouse.
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| | can pick and choose stocks online that
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| Buying and selling stocks online has
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| | meet their own personal financial goals.
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| become the new way of investing. In this
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| | Using the tools provided through the
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| chaotic world of long work hours combined
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| | brokerage websites, investors can
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| with the juggling of frenzied family
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| | research those companies and stock in
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| schedules, the computer has taken an
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| | which they are interested. Further,
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| ever-increasing role - giving us a place
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| | investors can access their portfolio to
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| to work, communicate, and be entertained
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| | keep careful track of their financial
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| any time of day from the comfort of our
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| | status as they move towards the goals
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| homes. The computer has also taken an
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| | they have set out for themselves.
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| ever-increasing role in investing,
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| | Part of what keeps the financial world
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| offering consumers the opportunity to
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| | moving at a pace that continues to
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| trade online. Several reputable companies
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| | stimulate economy and promote business is
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| have pioneered the online investment
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| | its ability to adjust to changing
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| arena where they have kept pace with the
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| | conditions in society. Online trading is
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| changing needs of today's modern
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| | simply a response to what is happening in
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| investors.
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| | the world of finance on a grander scale.
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| In accessing stocks online, investors
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| | The ability to buy and sell stocks online
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| have been given access to a bevy of
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| | meets investors where they are in today's
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| services previously only obtained through
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| | world and gives them the opportunity to
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| visiting brokers in the brick and mortar
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| | take a greater role in their own
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| world of finance. Online investment
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| | financial future.
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