Wall Street, New York City

by acemj
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The NYSE is the world's largest securities exchange and can trade over a trillion shares a day! The entrance is truly grandiose and fitting of a place so important on a global scale. The Corinthian columns guard the entrance like royal guards and inside, well . . . you can see for yourself the craziness that goes on inside with a free tour on the third floor.

Address: 20 Broad St.

Directions: Lower Manhattan

Website: www.nyse.com

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By pginer

on March 27, 2004

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I am economist and I work analysing projects mainly from the financing point of view. Can you imagine my emotion here?

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Updated By Kodi01

on February 3, 2004

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Wall Steet

This is Wall Street. Walk the streets and you can just feel what it must be like to work in NYC as a stockbroker. VERY EXCITING.

We tried to get inside to see the trading, but since 9-11, it is closed to the public.

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By Lynsey-Jane

on July 27, 2003

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Wall Street

I loved this symbol of Wall Street which is located just in front of the Bowling Green Subway Station.

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By Lynsey-Jane

on July 27, 2003

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New York Stock Exchange

Unfortunately this is no longer open to the public, but it is still worth going to see.

It is the centre of the United States' economy.

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By zrim

on April 26, 2003

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Lower Manhatten

Lower Manhatten as it once was. In a few years it will have a totally new skyline. But we need to rememeber that life is different from skylines.

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Updated By shdw100

on September 10, 2002

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Wall Street was interesting to see. The economic pulse of the USA as well as part of the world was happening right before us. You cannot take pictures inside, which is a bummer!

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Updated By darthmilmo

on October 26, 2002

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The NY Mercantile Exchange is located at the World Financial Center. It is a nice building. I'm not sure if there are tours for this exchange though since I wasn't interested.

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By darthmilmo

on October 26, 2002

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The Stock exchange, Federal Reserve, Federal Hall are but a few names of the historic buildings and locations on Wall Street. Economics and Finance come to a crash (literary at times, others figuratively) on this small, yet powerful street. Financial gurus, Critics, investors, politicians, and more come together in this sector to sell their wares and services. Take your time to look at people working in this magnificent concrete jungle. The best time to people watch is probably around lunch time 11:30 AM to 2 PM :).

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By darthmilmo

on October 26, 2002

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The infamous Federal Hall was close for renovations in Sept 2002. I heard no word on when it will open.