can I deposit with e-gold to trade on a broker ?
355370
it depends if the broker accepts e-gold. but beware this e-currency is irreversible.
1048552
I doubt that the ACAT system of transferring money exists in other countries. Your broker's assistant probably sent it to you, which is routine. Contact your broker for clarification.
230968
Yes u should be able 2 deposit it into a bank account.
154278
You can buy jewellery or gold bars or go for something more like...Gold-linked bonds and structured notes\n \n>A number of the world's largest bullion dealers and investment banks issue gold linked bonds in various forms. Typically, these products provide investors with some combination of:\n1-Exposure to gold price fluctuations\n2-A yield\n3-Principal protection \n \nThis link has some good stuff you can check - I use it to track the troy ounce price every day to keep a watch for one client...\n\nYou can register to this web and access more on gold...talk to a investment advisor as well...their are other good commodities too...
97677
You can day trade ETFs (exchange traded funds).\n\nMany (maybe most, I'm not sure) mutual funds impose a fee if you sell funds you have held for less than 30 or 60 days. This is as a result of the market-timing 'scandals' of a few years ago.
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Open an Account on www.ameritrade.com\nNext you wire some money into that new account. This will usually take a couple of days. \nYou are charged per trade. A trade is approx. $12. You can buy as many shares as you like. Usually people buy in lots off 100.
971920
The best way to do that is go direct through caterpillar via their direct reinvestment progam ( DRIP ).\n\nTheir # is: 309.675.4619\n\nDon't buy through a traditional broker if you can help it due to the high overall commission.\n\nfor other info: http://www.advancedwealthsolutions.com
582212
Go ask some of your large broker houses in the US if they have access to the Australian Market. I know that some of our brokers in Australia offer the service for us to directly purchase US stocks.
272181
http://www.scottrade.com\n\nNo inactivity fees\n$7 trades for market or limit orders\n$500 minimum to open an account
284557
Yes.\nJust open an account in ameritrade.com
102174
Yes (Just open an account in ameritrade.com)
667378
yes. any large brokerage firm can buy stocks for you anywhere in the world. no big deal. just make the call.
136325
Here is the exact spot where you can purchas it:\n\nhttp://www.basichip.com/digitalgold/mp3011/mp3011.htm
1139313
All brokers must allow you to take delivery because that condition is in the terms of the contract. All futures "contracts" spell out these terms. \n\nEach commodity has a specified delivery point, or several, like oil delivery can be accepted in K.C., MO or Cushing,OK. \n\nYou can get delivery, but it will certainly not be to your front door. I have a friend that accepted delivery on gold, and he hired a bonded (and armded) guard to accompany him from the CBOT to the bank for deposit.
164032
Well, generally, there are three things you can do (to sum up what others have said as well): 1) you take hold of physical gold (you buy the gold and have it sent to you) 2) you can invest in gold indexes or funds 3) you can invest in gold mining equities. I would suggest 2. You won't have a bunch of gold lying around your house and you won't have to figure out which gold miners are good and which aren't. That being said, you still need to figure out what kind of index or fund you will buy, and that may take some research. I would also wait a little on gold, I think we will see a bit of a pullback.
345674
Go to ishares.com and have a look at an ETF known as The COMEX Gold Trust, ticker IAU. You buy it on the open market, like a stock, but it is constructed like a mutual fund, invested in ounces of gold and gold futures that are held in a trust. You own shares of the trust, not gold outright, and thus you don't have any of the hassles of storing, or insuring, the metals. The annual expense ratio for all of this is only 0.40%, plus whatever trading costs you incur thru your broker. If you use a discount broker, they can be nominal, depending on the dollar value of your buy-in.
621971
Up, \nMore and more people are entering the market every day and online trading has taken off. I use a site that gave me 1 free gram of gold to trade, you could do the same and watch your free gold increase in value and learn how to trade.