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Where online can I find a date coverage on the amount of earnings per share for large, well-known investment companies such as Google and Wal-Mart?

Try going to Yahoo Finance and look at them. Or buy a copy of the Wall Street Journal.

You can go to msnmoney.com; Yahoo finance.com or almost any financial website. You can also subscribe to Barron's and the Wall Street Journal or another financial publication. The information on sites and publications provided is sufficient for "tire kickers" - the "Just Looking".

If you want to see or do a more thorough analysis, you should make the investment in software and learn how to trade well.

I would like to help with more information, but it seems every time I make a suggestion about the software program that I use on a daily basis and how much I like the program, someone reports me Yahoo! responses as "spam."

My thoughts on this issue is when someone asks, I tell him what I use and how I am happy with the software. Apparently, "it rubs someone the wrong way."

Thank you for your question. I enjoyed taking the time to answer your question. You did a great job - not only for your information, but for anyone else interested to read my response. Thank you all for reading my answer.

I wish you good luck!

VTY,
Ron Beru
Yes, that's my real name.

You can get free stock quotes (the price you would pay to buy one share of stock of a public company) on any free site like Yahoo Finance! Finance, NYSE.com, stock quotes, etc. are the freest delayed by 15 minutes. If you want real-time quotes, you'll probably subscribe to some sort of paid service.