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Finance Resources: UW-Madison Business Library
investing Portal.com links to numerous international investing sites. Literature. Marketexchanges (Domestic) - stock and option exchanges quotes and education.
http://business.library.wisc.edu/Research_Guides/researchguide_financeresources.

Extractions: FINANCE RESOURCES Charts and Technical Analysis Market Data Company Research/Analysis Market Exchanges (Domestic) ... Risk Analysis - historical stock charts Investext Plus - excellent offering of analysts' stock reports and industry reports via the Business Library web site (Licensed for UW-Madison community only) Standard and Poors Net Advantage (Licensed for UW-Madison community only) Zacks - stock quotes, statistics, financial statement analysis, estimates stock screening. Analyst reports require premium Thompson Research (formerly Global Access) - SEC filings including annual reports (Licensed for UW-Madison community only) Corporate Information - links to multiple choices on company research, country industry reports, country statistics, and corporations by state
Web Finance Plaza: Top Financial Web Center For Stocks, Banks, Bonds, Futures, O
A, Stock Options. Currencies. N, exchanges. World Finance. N, Commodities. Russianbrokerage firm. 2, ADRs, A comprehensive resource for international investing.
http://www.webfinanceplaza.com/pages/catalogs.asp?catalogD=6&Category=Exchanges
Fortune.com - Investing - Stock Exchanges For Sale!
LSE and the London international Financial Futures Young derivatives exchanges likeFrance's Matif, now HOME COMPANY PROFILES investing CAREERS SMALL
http://www.fortune.com/fortune/investing/articles/0,15114,372935,00.html

Extractions: After a decade of deregulating, denationalizing, and demutualizing, the stock exchanges of Europe today find themselves lined up like a string of lottery ballsand now the tumbler will start spinning. On July 5, Euronext, the French-Belgian-Dutch exchange, floated its shares on its own trading platform. The London Stock Exchange will soon follow suit. Then both exchanges will be hanging out where anyone can buy them. In the LSE's case, anyone may well mean Olof Stenhammar, head of Sweden's OM AB, who launched a failed $1.5 billion hostile takeover bid for the exchange last yearand who started the business of exchanges buying and selling each other. Stenhammar says the blueprint he presented during last year's takeover is "still a good one." The LSE is a prime takeover target. Its market capitalization of $1.4 billion is smaller than Euronext's or Germany's Deutsche Boerse, which went public in February. And the LSE won't be raising a single new penny with its listing, since it will simply be shifting shares already trading in a protected over-the-counter market onto a public platform. What's more, the LSE's 4.9% limit on shareholder ownershipthe only thing that shielded it from Stenhammar's bid last yearis expected to evaporate at a shareholder meeting on July 19.
Amex Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange Investing
exchanges. to enhance trading efficiency and reliability for the investing public. WithETFs based on broadmarket, sector and international indexes, you have a
http://www.tradersfloor.com/exchanges/amex_description.asp

Extractions: The alliance of technology and people is a hallmark of auction market trading, and the AMEX has been a pioneer in market innovation for nearly a century. Today at the American Stock Exchange , specialists, traders and brokers use the world's most sophisticated, advanced technology to enhance trading efficiency and reliability for the investing public. AMEX technology improves customer service for all of the auction market participants each step of the way. For listed companies and their investors, our state-of-the-art trading ensures trading fairness. Member firms receive instantaneous order processing and reconciliation. Electronic display books greatly assist AMEX Specialists in maintaining efficient and liquid markets, resulting in narrower spreads for customers.
MSN Money - International Indexes Market Statistics: Investing
Home, investing, Banking, Planning, Taxes, Money Plus, Help. investing Home, Portfolio,Markets, Stocks, Funds, Insight, Brokers, CNBC TV, Market News. international exchanges.
http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/market/foreign.asp
Strategies -- Why It's Easier Than Ever To Find Great International Stocks - MSN
looking for data on international investing have many the portfolios of topperforminginternational mutual funds that of its subsidiaries on world exchanges.
http://moneycentral.msn.com/articles/invest/strat/3066.asp
Amex Investing American Stock Exchange Market Brokers Investors Amex Stock Excha
- Quotes Charts - Components and reliability for theinvesting public. on broad-market, sector and international indexes, you exchanges AMEX
http://www.marketvolume.com/indexes_exchanges/amex_description.asp

Extractions: The alliance of technology and people is a hallmark of auction market trading, and the AMEX has been a pioneer in market innovation for nearly a century. Today at the American Stock Exchange , specialists, traders and brokers use the world's most sophisticated, advanced technology to enhance trading efficiency and reliability for the investing public. AMEX technology improves customer service for all of the auction market participants each step of the way. For listed companies and their investors, our state-of-the-art trading ensures trading fairness. Member firms receive instantaneous order processing and reconciliation. Electronic display books greatly assist AMEX Specialists in maintaining efficient and liquid markets, resulting in narrower spreads for customers. AMEX Stock Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)
SearchUK - Finds It Fast!
investing/Commodities,_Futures/Forex; /TOP/Business/investing/Commodities,_Futures/exchanges; TOP/Business/investing/international/Products_and_Services;/TOP
http://www.searchuk.com/Top/Business/Investing/
A World Of Opportunity - Investing In Overseas Markets. (Personal Financial Plan
currency prices, lax regulation of exchanges, less stringent US multinational corporations,and international mutual funds be used as tools for investing abroad
http://www.nysscpa.org/cpajournal/old/15328471.htm

Extractions: While the U.S. stock market contains approximately 7,000 companies representing 33% of the world's capitalization, there are an additional 20,000 entities listed on overseas exchanges, representing 67% of the world's capitalization. Furthermore, many overseas equity markets have continuously outperformed U.S. markets. For example, while the U.S. stock market advanced 165% for the ten-yea period ending June 10, 1993, many other countries did better: Hong Kong posted 606% return and France climbed 446%. Exhibit 1 shows relative results in the world's financial markets from 1983 through 1992 based on earnings percentages. Diversification Offers Rewards Just as most of the world's stock market opportunities can be found outside our borders, more than half the world's fixed income investments come from foreign issuers. What's more, non-U.S. bonds have provided better returns over the long term: fo the 30-year period ended December 31, 1991, foreign bonds have returned an average of 10.2% compared with 7.3% for U.S. bonds. Even when viewed over five- 10-, and 20-year periods, non-U.S. bonds provided higher returns. In fact, the U.S. bond market has been the world's total return leader only twice in the 26-year period that concluded at the end of 1992.
Go International
Gain an understanding of how online international investing can assist you in wealthbuilding.Find out how Europe's exchanges are online investor bonanzas.
http://www.kathleensindell.com/international.htm

Extractions: The Next Big Thing: International Online Investing For years, Europeans have wanted the type of online investing access that Americans take for granted. Stumbling blocks include how to address Europe's Internet market? Which language to use? What investments should be featured? With consulting help from their American counterparts European online investing sites are getting more up to date with information and research sources. Sites like Moneyworld ( www.moneyworld.co.uk) and the Financial Information Warehouse ( www.financial.de ) offer such investor services as online quotes, research, investing advice, financial tools, calculators, and links to banks and markets. In the developmental stages are sites that offer European cross-border trading. Europe's Exchanges are Now Online Investor Bonanzas Europe's many exchanges have recently undergone online changes that make them Internet treasure troves for investors. The Deutsche Boerse ( www.exchange.de)
International Investment Fraud
that international funds have made investing abroad easy US and foreign markets, 2)international funds that listings have also grown steadily on US exchanges.
http://www.state.ct.us/dob/pages/intnatl.htm

Extractions: Securities and Business Investments Division The Informed Investor International Investment Fraud A new breed of con artists is cashing in on our interest in global investing with a variety of international swindles. Informed investors should be able to recognize common danger signs before sending their money overseas on a one-way trip, never to return. American investors, swept up in the overseas investment boom, would do well to temper their euphoria with caution since a new breed of con artists is cashing in on the rush to global investing. U.S.-based swindlers, with bogus overseas investment schemes and high-pressure telephone "boiler room" sales operations located outside the United States, may defraud investors of billions of dollars during this decade. Complaints about overseas investment swindles involving precious metals, penny stocks, mining, coins, currency speculation and special foreign banking instruments, such as certificates of deposit (CDs) with "sky-high, no risk" rates, are regularly reported to state securities agencies and local Better Business Bureaus (BBBs). Officials warn that the rise of off-shore boiler room operations will make it much more difficult, if not impossible, for investors to recover their funds and for law enforcement agencies to investigate and prosecute cases. Even mainstream foreign investments sometimes involve special risks and circumstances due to differing standards of marketplace regulation.
Taxation Of Foreign Life Insurance
Tax Rules For international investing Foreign Life Insurance. The general rulefor investing in foreign life believe prohibits tax free exchanges of life
http://www.rpifs.com/offshoretax/otlifeinsur.htm

Extractions: Tax Rules For International Investing - Foreign Life Insurance The general rule for investing in foreign life insurance contracts is that the tax treatment for a U.S. investor is substantially the same as a life insurance contract issued by a U.S. insurance company. Basically, amounts earned by the cash value of a life insurance policy accumulate tax deferred until the policy is surrendered. At that time, the amount in excess of the total premiums paid would be taxable as ordinary income. However, if the policy remains in force until your death and the face amount is paid to your beneficiary, the benefit is generally not taxable as income to the beneficiary. If the policy is not a "modified endowment contract" (MEC), the policyowner can borrow against the cash value without paying a tax on the amount of the loan. Generally, a life insurance contract that requires a minimum of seven equal annual premium payments will not be a MEC. A single premium life insurance policy is a MEC and the tax treatment will be similar to an annuity contract. The face value of a life insurance policy that is paid to a named beneficiary will normally be included in the gross estate of the policyownwer and insured and will be subject to estate taxes if the estate is larger than the lifetime estate and gift tax exemption. This result occurs when the insured is also the owner of the policy and has the power to surrender the policy, to exchange the policy or to change the beneficiary. If the policy is owned by the beneficiary - or by a trust in which your heir is a beneficiary - then the policy face amount (the death benefit) will usually not be included in your estate.
Zeal.com - United States - New - Work & Money - Personal Finance - Investing - I
com/ Gather information on investing internationally, including News InteractiveInvestor international http//www the London and European stock exchanges.
http://www.zeal.com/category/preview.jhtml?cid=316564
International Indexes Market Statistics: Investing - MSN Money
Home, investing, Banking, Planning, investing Home, Portfolio, Markets, Stocks, Funds,Insight, Brokers, Help, Markets. international exchanges. Name, Level, Change, %Change.
http://ca.moneycentral.msn.com/investor/market/foreign.asp
Alexa Web Search - Subjects > Business > Investing > Quotes
Services Free delayed quotes of the international stock exchanges with the
http://www.alexa.com/browse/general?catid=3542&mode=general
LiquidEffect.com: Exchanges/International
Home, Go Shopping, What's New, Message Boards, Check Email. LiquidEffect.com, Thesource for investing and stocks. advanced search. Top exchanges international.
http://www.liquideffect.com/main/Exchanges/International/

Extractions: IndoExchange - the one stop site for Indonesian investment needs. Istanbual Stock Exchange - indexes, historic data and corporate information. Korea Stock Exchange London Stock Exchange Stockholm Stock Exchange Tokyo Stock Exchange ... Tell A Friend For questions or comments, contact webmaster@liquideffect.com
Global Investor : Online Investing, Finance And Stock Market Bookshop
Handbook of the Compaq World Stock, Derivative and Commodity exchanges 2002 by 15,The international Banking Systems Market Report 2002 by Martin Whybrow IBS
http://books.global-investor.com/pages/search.htm?CatCode=REF
Global Investor : Online Investing, Finance And Stock Market Bookshop
Stock, Derivative and Commodity exchanges 2002 by 14, Value investing in CommodityFutures How to 15, international Commodity Trading Physical and Derivative
http://books.global-investor.com/pages/search.htm?CatCode=COM
International Investment Fraud
about international investing. 4. Consider US investment alternatives that provideforeign exposure. Many American corporations listed on US exchanges have
http://www.securities.state.oh.us/Information/International.html

Extractions: forms contacts press room search International Investment Fraud American investors, swept up in the overseas investment boom, would do well to temper their euphoria with the utmost caution since a new breed of con artists is cashing in on the rush to global investing. U.S.-based swindlers with bogus overseas investment schemes and high-pressure telephone "boiler room" sales operations located outside the United States will potentially defraud small investors of billions of dollars during the 1990's. Complaints about overseas investment swindles involving precious metals, penny stocks, mining, coins, currency speculation and special foreign banking instruments, such as certificates of deposit (CDs) with "sky-high, no risk" rates, are reported to state securities agencies and local Better Business Bureaus (BBBs) on a regular basis. Officials warn that the rise of off-shore boiler room operations will make it much more difficult, if not impossible, for investors to recover their funds and for law enforcement agencies to investigate and prosecute. Even mainstream foreign investments sometimes involve special risks and circumstances due to differing standards of marketplace regulation. LEGITIMATE OVERSEAS INVESTMENTS North Americans are investing overseas in greater numbers and with more money than ever before. In part, this is a reflection of the fact that the international marketplace is becoming increasingly integrated and that international funds have made investing abroad easy. By the end of 1994, assets of U.S. managed international and global stock funds exceeded $160 billion - with $40 billion invested in that year alone. Today, there are hundreds of funds divided into four categories: (1) Global funds that invest in both U.S. and foreign markets, (2) International funds that invest only outside the U.S., (3) Regional funds, and (4) Country funds.
INDUSTRYWEEK COLUMN -- Global Business Basics
Of course, there are always potential barriers to investing in foreign exchanges. Andin international investing, every game is an away game.
http://www.industryweek.com/Columns/ASP/columns.asp?ColumnId=595

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