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Dictionary of Finance and Investment Terms. REF HG151 .D69

The Handbook of Financial Instruments. REF HG4521 .H2365 Contains chapters on specific financial instruments as well as general investment information.

Dictionary of Finance and Banking. REF HG151 .D54 Available in Oxford Reference:Economics and Business. 

Dictionary of Investment Terms. REF HG4513 .M37

Fixed Income Securities and Derivatives Handbook: Analysis and Valuation. REF HG4650 .C45 Descriptions and explanations of a variety of investment instruments.

Mergent’s Handbook of Common Stocks. REF HG4905 .M59 (Quarterly) Use this handbook to read about financial and business information on more 900 stocks.

Morningstar ETFs 150: Annual Sourcebook. REF HG6043 .M67 Thorough explanation of exchange-traded funds plus Morningstar’s data and analysis on the top ETFs.

Background Sources designated with REF in the call number, unless otherwise noted, are located on the first floor of the Reinsch Library and do not circulate.

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Edgar: The Investor’s Guide to Making Better Investments. REF HG4910 .W258 (Ballston Center Library Extension Only) Explains how to use and interpret the information in EDGAR.

Investment Sourcebook: The Complete Guide to Finding and Understanding Investment Information. REF HG4521 .C58 Comprehensive reference on all aspects of investing; includes information on mutual funds, general economic and market information, financial information on the Internet, and understanding companies.

Strauss’s Handbook of Business Information: A Guide for Librarians, Students, and Researchers. REF HF1010 .M67  Comprehensive resource organized into two main divisions: The chapters in Part I discuss business information according to various formats, such as directories, loose-leaf services, statistics, etc. The chapters in Part II cover specific business topics, including stocks, bonds, and investments.

The Trader’s Guide to Key Economic Indicators. REF HC106 .83 .Y35  Each of the 12 chapters covers a key economic indicator, including the gross domestic product, consumer and producer price indices, employment, manufacturing, housing, retail sales, and personal income.

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