Does Australia have a stock exchange? If yes what is it called and what level is it on?
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yes of course-\n\nhttp://www.asx.com.au/
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Not that I'm aware of,,\nbut there's several steel company stocks trading on the stock market.\n\nHere's a Mexican one trading on US's AMEX that's done ok,,just for example.\n\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=SIM&t=1y&l=on&z=m&q=l&c=
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Australia has three levels of government - Commonwealth, State and Territory, and Local.  Within the Commonwealth (national) government, there are executive, legislative, and judicial arms.
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India.  Why?  because my boutique banker told me.  He said that 5 years ago, it was China.  But now it's all crap and by the time the names go on the stock or the investment is open to the rest of the world, it's all sucked dry.\n\nTrust me on this.  I BUY my information.  I don't beat it out of the internet.
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Assuming you mean India, there are two exchange traded funds (ETF's) which are baskets of stocks in India. They are; IIF and IFN and you should be able to get quotes and/or charts for them on any quote provider such as Yahoo. It is probably safer to trade the ETF's than individual issues, but if you are looking to trade individual stocks there are a number of companies in India that trade as US depository receipts on the New York Stock Exchange.
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FTSE = (i think) Financial Times Stock Exchange\nNASDAQ = National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations\n\nhope this helps dude!
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Stock is the capital raised by a corporation through the issue of shares entitling holders to an ownership interest (equity); "he owns a controlling share of the company's stock" \n\nStock exchange is ther ordered marketplace where brokers and dealers meet to buy and sell stocks of publicly traded companies on behalf of investors. Major US stock exchanges include the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), the NASD and the American Stock Exchange. The NYSE is where most of the largest, most actively traded companies in the United States are listed. Many countries have stock exchanges where shares of companies in that country are traded.
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Yes, there are several gold ETF's. IAU and GLD are two of them that can be traded as you trade equities. You can even use limit orders on them. Just watch the expense ratio. For more information, go to the AMEX web site and look for ETF.\n\nThe alternative is to buy a stock of a gold mining company. There are literally dozens of them, some of the more popular ones being RGLD, ASA, NEM, AUY, GG.
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They are both stock exchanges that aren't the NYSE.\n\nHope this helps!\n--J.
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http://au.yahoo.com\n\nIt's New Zealand and Australia combined
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Contact the London Stock Exchange.
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It does not appear tht geographic location plays any part.\nSee http://www.spectrusgroup.com/facts1031.aspx?ct=11&src=goog&kw=1031+exchange+companies&vc=1031exchangegroup
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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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It is a Australian company
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stock_exchange\n\nwikipedia is really good for information!\nhope this helps!
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Not sure if you are in Australia...\nIf yes, try Franchise council of Australia.\nIt lists all the registered franchise business and grouped by different categories.\nYou can find the one you want and see how much investment you have to put in.
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I just did a Search  - see the results here:\nhttp://uk.search.yahoo.com/search?fr=fp-tab-web-t-1&ei=ISO-8859-1&p=online+trading&meta=vc%3D\n\nLooks like there are quite a few options for online trading.\nAlso, I found a good comparison service here:\nhttp://www.moneysupermarket.com/shares/\n\nGood luck!