how to invest money in us stock market from europe online?
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Open an account in ameritrade.com (Yes, you can open an account there even if you are not an American)
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if you want to know how to invest... go to yahoo! finance\n\nif you want to know what to invest... ask an investment broker \n\nif you want to invest... best online site so far that I know of is scottrade.com
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Yes (Just open an account in ameritrade.com)
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Try investopedia.com.  They have a great way of explaining the ways of the stockmarket.  They also have tutorials and an investing game thats allows u to virtually buy stock and sell American and Canadian stocks in real market conditions.  You are gived USD 100,000 to start off with and its upto u how u grow it.  This is a great learning process. And best of all, all of this is free on ivestopedia.com.  So why not give it a shot?!?!?
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Almost all brokers offer a US dealing facility.  You will pay a little more than for UK trades and they will also ask you to sign a W8-BEN form before accepting any US orders.  That is a tax declaration required by the US authorities.  Once you're set up you can buy and sell online, just like you do with UK shares.\n\nIf you want really cheap trading you can open a US dollar account with a US broker.  I use TD Ameritrade, they have have always been excellent and I can buy and sell US shares at $9.99 per trade (about £6 per trade).  They have a special site for UK based investors.
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The proper platform for Day Trading is RealTick at TerraNova. It will cost you $275/mo. No other online broker comes close, so save yourself a lot of effort. You have to have immediate executions, the most tecnologically advanced system in the world (an edge), and a vast array of indicators. This is RealTick.\n\nWhether you make money is up to you.
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Ameritrade.com caters to both US and non-US residents.  They have many different ways you can place a trade through various programs on the website and their prices are pretty fair.  It's worth checking out.
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If you want to trade at home the best option is to open an online trading account, I would recommend www.tdameritrade.com. You can then buy and sell online from anywhere in the world for very cheap and they even give you free trades to start!! As far as the UK, do a search to find a large online trading company and then you can do the same!!
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U.S. expatriates in the Netherlands seem to most recommend the use of a service called XEtrade:\nhttps://www.xe.com/fx/\nfor transfer of funds from the U.S. to the Netherlands.
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just connect to envestnet ppl at www.envestnet.com
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If you go to Yahoo finance, you will find that information.  \n\nI have set up the screen for you.\n\nhttp://screen.yahoo.com/a?cc=3%3B&nm=&proy=&mgrt=&rtmin=4&rtmax=&retrmin=&retrmax=&risrmin=&risrmax=&trytd=&troy=&trty=&trfy=&mii=&mfl=0&er=&namin=&namax=&tomin=&tomax=&mmcmin=&mmcmax=&vw=1&db=funds\n\nThere are also closed end funds that invest in foreign stocks\n\nYou can find them at this site.\n\nhttp://www.etfconnect.com/
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I use http://www.sharebuilder.com\nThey are easy to use, offer investment facts and education, and are cheap.  I can check my stocks on line at any time for free.\nOne-time trades are only $4 each trade.  (No matter how many shares in the same company)\nUsually the fee is "per trade", not "per transaction".  Many sites do not have maintenance fees.  You would pay taxes only IF you made money off of the investments.  Unless you were HUGELY successful, this would not be much.  You DO have to report the money sitting there.\nThe other fees involve what you do with the money.  If you just keep re-investing the money you make in the same trade, no fees.  If you withdraw $$, there is a fee.
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Open an account and buy it: http://www.scottrade.com/index.asp?supbid=63321
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Online, I know that etrade.com you can open one online either for brokerage or banking.\nYou do not need to be a citizen to have a banking account in the States. Thanks to off-shore banking rules for foreigners in American.\nDepending where you live, I am pretty sure one of the big banks can help you put money in the US, however that's not an online option.\nStill, you will need to send a passport copy and show that the funds deposit are legal.
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Try invest in a global equity fund with www.vanguard.com.
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Some US banks have international departments that will do it for you. The easiest way is to stop at a Bureau de Change in the Barcelona airport. You give them American dollars, they give you Euros or whatever currency you want.
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The answer is yes you can, but the how is country dependent.  The US markets are open to anyone, but other countries often control the rules of access for their citizens.  The simplest answer is to locate a major stockbroker in your country.  They will be able to help you more than anyone on this board.\n\nThere are three issues to be managed when someone outside the US buys and sells in US markets.\n\nThe collection and payment of US taxes.\n\nThe collection and payment of domestic taxes.\n\nMeeting the requirements of domestic securities and exchange laws.\n\nMeeting any currency restrictions.\n\nThe answer will be country specific.