Tip of the Week: The Book on the Chairman (3/6/00)

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	The Book on the Chairman Financial Tip of the Week by Deloitte & Touche OnLine March 6, 2000

Greenspan watchers can find plenty of good information on the Internet.

See our archive of previous tips on your money, your taxes and your financial plan.

Investors geared to watching Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan can keep track of the Fed on several good Web sites:

The key page is the home of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, which provides schedules of Federal Open Market Committee meetings, as well as statistics and texts of key speeches.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics' U.S. Economy at a Glance page provides a nice overview of what's known about the economy, as does the Bureau of Economic Analysis home page. The BEA generates many of the most highly watched economic statistics, including gross domestic product.
But what does it mean? Two sites that provide views on the Fed are the Dismal Scientist's Federal Reserve page and Dr. Ed Yardeni's Economics Network site. For broader views, check the USA TODAY quarterly economic survey.