Internet Investing
.(The following is a DFI Your money Matters program brochure reproduction)
It used to be that "hot tips" about the stock market came from your barber or your Uncle Louie. If you wanted to buy or sell stocks, you went to the big Wall Street brokerage firm office downtown. If you wanted financial information about a company, you asked your broker or you pored over back issues of The Wall Street Journal or other publications at your local library. But not anymore! As more and more people acquire computers, they also gain access to the Internet. The limits of information obtainable through the World Wide Web have yet to be defined.
But what kind of information is out there in cyberspace and how can an investor sort the good from the bad? Here are some answers that may help you navigate through the investment quadrant of cyberspace. This brochure will not attempt to explain the workings of the Web or web browsers. Rather, it will give you an overview of some types of information available relating to securities and some things to watch out for.
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