how to invest in groupo modelo?
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Just open a brokerage account at scottrade.com with just $500 and buy ADR (American Depository Receipts) the symbol is  GPMCY and it costs less than $40\n\nAnother way is to buy shares in Anheuser-Busch they trade in the NYSE (New York Stock Exchange) and the symbol is BUD and it costs less than $50\n\nAnheuser-Busch owns 50% of Grupo Modelo.\n\nIf you need more detailed information about Investments in Alcohol or in Mexican Companies drop me a line.
444447
I'd try to tackle this a couple of ways.  First I would go to yahoo finace and see if they are a listed company.  Assuming you've found a listed company I would type in their ticker.  See what kind of news they have and then see if they have institutional holdings!!!  You can do that on yahoo finace or you can go to nasdaq.com and type in the ticker.  there you can click on institional holdings and they will actaully tell you the top 5 or so funds that hold that equity.  If they are funds you've heard of I'd feel pretty good about the company.  some examples GGB, PCU, PRB just to name a few in latin america.\n\nGood luck
316544
Don't use any answer in this forum to go by.  \n\nThey don't know you & they don't know your goals. You didn't identify what your time horizon is (ie: buy a car next year or retire in 35 years).  You haven't identifed your risk tolorence. What's your investment experiance level?\n\nWithout these "basics" no one can suggest anything that's really good for you!\n\nGood luck
473149
If there was such a company everyone would be in it now. \n\nThe "best Company" to invest in is the one you pick after long research and a good knowledge of stocks & the industry it's in (not to forget valuation & general market conditions). Of course you'd want it to fit in your "asset allocation" also.\n\nDon't take the specific advice you may find in this forum. Never (ever) take stock tips. LEARN LEARN LEARN & you'll do much better over the long term.\n\nGood luck!
1145593
If you would sign up for an account at a financial institution you can arrange to have your investments done automatically for you.  For example, you could set it up so the 1st of every month you buy $250 of IBM stock.  Each monthly transaction might cost you $5 flat regardless of the amount or number of shares involved.\n\nAs an incentive to join, they may offer six or twelve FREE automatic investments where the $5 is waived for six or twelve months.  Since you could have set up a couple of automatic investments (IBM and Microsoft, for example), they can't really advertize the first six months no commission, so they simply say six free automatic investments/purchases.
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1) Read your investment club's charter.  It is usually allowed\n2)  With a check, through th mail.\n3) I would advise Vanguard Funds.  The are (usually) no-load and have low operating expenses and offer a wide veriety for all tastes.\n4)  On-line:   <www.vanguard,com>\n5) Phone:    1-800-662-2739   (have patience)
1123226
through networking, you can present your business idea and business plan to a group of investors and try to convince them that your idea is actually a viable investment.  you are going to need projections, a DETAILED business plan, a GREAT idea, and great people skills.  Also, having some competency in the field you will be entering is a huge plus.  start with family members and close friends, and if they cant invest, maybe they will refer some friends/associates of theirs to invest.
13415
go to http://www.investopedia.com/\nand use there info and there simulator before you spend your money.
533759
You can invest at least $10 a month to buy Microsoft at http://www.mystockfund.com/ or if you have at least $500 you can open a brokerage account at scottrade.com\n\nTop 10 Answerer in Business & Finance.
783331
Yup tht would be a real good investement ...hmmmm now where do I get it ??
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http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/businessplanner/
268351
You can either buy short term securities like Cetes if all you want is FX exposure; you can buy longer term bonds (called M's) if you also want exposure to local interest rates.\nThere also dollar denominated securites that trade in and offshore Mexico, called UMS bonds.\n\nThere are a lot of Mexicanfixed income mutual funds in which you can invest, according to what you are looking for.\n\nDepending on the ammt you want to invest, you should contact either a Mutual Fund Distributor (Distribuidora de Sociedades de inversion) or Fund Manager (Operadora de Sociedades de Inversion) or a Broker Dealer (Casa de Bolsa) or Bank's Private Equity Area.\nWrite me w/your email address and I'll go the names and ph numbers of a couple of institutions if you want.
146760
Depends how much money you have.  Such nores not available in small batches...as far as I know.... but in large groups.... you u got few millions..then u may be lucky contacting some brokers...
536193
i suggest to invest currently in gold as best option or if u want ur investment more secure then invest in insurance unit link plans
202390
Whatever you can afford.  The best way to get started is to figure out how much extra money that you have at the end of the month.  Make sure that it is money that you plan on investing for the long term.  You don't have to invest a big lump sum.  \n\nThe best strategy for a beginner is to systematically, dollar cost average into a low cost mutual fund.  Find yourself a good no load, index or growth fund and set up an account to automatically take a fixed amount from your bank account every month.  When the market is low, you are buying more shares and when the market is high, you are buying less shares.  You will find that you won't miss the money and in a short period of time you will discover the power of dollar cost averaging combined with the compounding of money.  Good luck!!
135030
I would look at the ETFs that are proposed by Barclays through www.ishares.com. Basically these are index trackers. So when you buy one of those you buy a "diversified" set of stocks. Diversification is a "free gift from God" as it leads to extra return for the same amount of risk. Just use these ETFs as bricks to build your portolio.
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I would like to know myself but I've been watching \nCTE(cardiotech) for over 10 years & you should buy it below\n2 dollars. Just be careful with penny stocks because they \ncan get you bankrupt:)