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1 NYSE STOCK EXCHANGE www.nyse.com http://www.advfn.com/nyse/newyorkst ockexchange.asp

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3 Stock exchange Trading approximately 1.46 billion shares each day, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is the leading stock exchange in the world. The exchange trades stocks for some 2,800 companies, ranging from blue chips to new high-growth companies.

4 Stock exchange Each listed company has to meet strict requirements, as the NYSE strives to maintain its reputation of trading strong, high-quality securities.

5 Stock exchange Operating as a continuous auction floor trading stock exchange, the major players on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange are specialists and brokers. Brokers are employed by investment firms and trade either on behalf of their firm's clients or the firm itself.

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7 Stock exchange The broker moves around the floor, bringing 'buy and sell' orders to the specialists. Each specialist stands in one location on the floor and deals in one or several specific stocks, depending on their trading volume.

8 Stock exchange The specialist's job is to accept 'buy and sell' orders from brokers and manage the actual auction. It is also the specialist's job to ensure that there is a market for their specified stocks at all times, meaning they will invest their own firm's capital at times to keep the market active and maintain the shares' liquidity.

9 Stock exchange Specialists and brokers interact to create an effective system that provides investors with competitive prices based on supply and demand.

10 INDICES NameValue Change $ (%) DJ Industrials 16,331.05 +108.88 (0.67%) S&P 5001,872.01 +11.24 (0.60%)

11 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dow_Jon es_Industrial_Average NASDAQ Comp 4,319.29 +11.68 (0.27%) NYSE Composite 10,400.69 +41.19 (0.40%) NYSE U.S. 100 7,885.44 +59.74 (0.76%)

12 Dow Jones Industrial Average Beginning on September 20 2013, after the close, the Dow Jones Industrial Average consists of the following 30 major American companies:

13 Dow Jones Industrial Average CompanySymbol:SectorNYSENASDAQ 3MIndustrialsMMM AlcoaMaterialsAA Altria Group Consumer Staples MO American Express FinancialsAXP

14 Dow Jones Industrial Average American International Group FinancialsAIG AT&T Telecommunic ation Services T BoeingIndustrialsBA CaterpillarIndustrialsCAT CitigroupFinancialsC Coca-Cola Consumer Staples KO DuPontMaterialsDD

15 Dow Jones Industrial Average Exxon MobilEnergyXOM General ElectricIndustrialsGE General Motors Consumer Discretionary GM Hewlett-Packard Information Technology HPQ Home Depot Consumer Discretionary HD HoneywellIndustrialsHON IBM Information Technology IBM

16 Dow Jones Industrial Average Intel Information Technology INTC Johnson & Johnson Health CareJNJ JPMorgan ChaseFinancialsJPM McDonald's Consumer Discretionary MCD MerckHealth CareMRK Microsoft Information Technology MSFT

17 Dow Jones Industrial Average PfizerHealth CarePFE Procter & Gamble Consumer Staples PG United Technologies IndustrialsUTX Verizon Communications Telecommunicat ions Services VZ Wal-Mart Consumer Staples WMT Walt Disney Consumer Discretionary DIS

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