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Resolved Question: Major Australian Bank shares should I sell? My broker says "NO"?
Recent news/press say there is a looming down turn in banking stocks due to the US sub-prime credit collapses; Reading information from the Australian Stock Exchange it appears that major institutional investors are dumping the Australian Bank Shares. Their prices are currently stable but in prices are declining slightly and there is a big volume of stocks being sold at moment. What do you think I should do, "HOLD" or "SELL" my shares? Additional Info: I have been burnt, by Rams Home Loans shares & Centro shares recently and for both of these my broker said "don't sell"?
11 Jan 2008, 12:37 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: what do you think of little aussie cricketer Don Fraudman?
he managed to turn the biggest financial scandal in South Australian history to his possess profit - and within 48 hours of the first alarm bells ringing "People accused Bradman of stealing the goodwill of the company and basically they were right," said Tom Phillips, a former long-serving Adelaide stock exchange president. "The client list should have been put out to tender so that every brokers could bid for it and the return placed against the Hodgetts' estate for distribution to creditors. "I have always believed that part of the reason Bradman became so reclusive was that he never wanted to face difficult questioning about the Hodgetts' collapse. "No one can doubt he was a great cricketer, but every this man of honour stuff - where does that arrive from?" krishnam i am asking about that controversy which happened. why the hell do you have a problem. people keep bringing up cronje although he is dead . why do you tutor me? and i am an aussie by the way. its another thing that ashamed of my convict heritage daler mehndi who was ranting against India few days ago now try to act like a sait. wrerent you calling someone "tenduckliar" ? Bill P, Don was a cricketer wasnt he?
11 May 2009, 5:07 am | click here to view more
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Resolved Question: Australian citizen wants to buy shares in Company listed on Toronta Stock Exchange?
I am an Australian who wants to buy stocks in a Canadian mining company listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange. How do I do this online? I have applied online through my Australian bank to buy and sell shares using my Aust. account, but this only applies to the Australian Stock Exchange (I think) obviously new to this!
13 May 2008, 5:22 pm | click here to view more
Resolved Question: potential stock return interest rate. What is it for average share. PLEASE HELP!!?
hi there what would be the average interest stock return for a blue chip share? if someone knows it for the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) then please advise if better point me in the direction where i can find it. very new to it so will need some advice. Also the percentage of a speculative share (high risk= possible high return). THANKYOU
28 Jul 2008, 7:59 pm | click here to view more
Resolved Question: can anyone give me 5 major publicly-traded companies on the ASX (Australian Stock Exchange)???
and their symbols please
28 Nov 2008, 8:48 pm | click here to view more
Resolved Question: Was Don Bradman a Fraud?
Its difficult to believe but is this true? Headlined "The Don we never knew," David Nason's article in the Australian claims that Bradman showed some of his most nimble footwork when he managed to turn the biggest financial scandal in South Australian history to his possess profit - and within 48 hours of the first alarm bells ringing. The story focuses on the 1945 collapse of Adelaide stockbroking firm HW Hodgetts and Co, which Bradman joined in 1935 after relocating from Sydney. It was a move aimed at securing his future after cricket, but the company went below with debts of more than £120,000. "People accused Bradman of stealing the goodwill of the company and basically they were right," said Tom Phillips, a former long-serving Adelaide stock exchange president. "The client list should have been put out to tender so that every brokers could bid for it and the return placed against the Hodgetts' estate for distribution to creditors. "I have always believed that part of the reason Bradman became so reclusive was that he never wanted to face difficult questioning about the Hodgetts' collapse. "No one can doubt he was a great cricketer, but every this man of honour stuff - where does that arrive from?" And this isn't every, he was greedy to an extent that he hesitated to even offer a round of drinks to his teammates. krishnam dont try to be the "hero of the section" with your "smart comments". every you wanted was 2 points. I should block you sorry you are irritating.
13 May 2009, 3:15 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: Why start a business here in America when Canada has lower corporate taxes and fewer regulations?
If I'm gonna start a business and put people to work I'd be better off in Canada/Australia/New Zealand or at least listing on a Canadian or Australian stock exchange. America's economy is too regulated to be considered a free market anymore. Thank you GWB and Barry.
11 Mar 2010, 3:38 pm | click here to view more
Resolved Question: Can you buy foreign stocks using sharebuilder.com?
I want to buy some share listed on the Australian Stock Exchange. The only account I have is a sharebuilder.com one. Do they do this or am I SOL???
22 Dec 2009, 1:33 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: Has anyone got any knowledge about selling shares on the australian stock exchange?
Ok so I needed some cash so I decided reluctantly that I would have to sell some shares. I rang the brokerage place that handles my stuff, gave my a/c no, got told the current market price for the shares, but was told as the Aussie market was about to close he could put them out there and look if anyone bought them. (the guy had accent that I had a bit of trouble understanding) anyway then he asked what price I would like to list them as, as the market price was currently $27-75 I said $28. I don't know what he said next. Then he repeated every the details and hung up. NOW i don't know how to tell if the shares sold (besides checking my bank a/c balance in 3 days time) I don't know how long they put them out there at that price. Is it just till midnight tonight? so do they contact me tomorrow if they didn't sell? help I just needed some cash quick NOW i am worried that its not going to b quick just because I plucked a figure out of he air. any help would be appreciated from the hopeless investor.
3 Sep 2009, 8:29 am | click here to view more
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Resolved Question: sintex medical company in australia?
IS IT QUOTED ON THE AUSTRALIAN STOCK EXCHANGE
11 Nov 2009, 2:39 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: stock exchange quates?
hi..i am jessica keough, i wanna ask you ..where can i find australian and american stocks quates / data? i wanna put it to my metastock..but i couldn`t find it..
28 Jul 2008, 8:30 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: Takeover targets and exchange rates?
Hi. With every the crazyness of the last couple of weeks Australian stocks have plunged (like everywhere else) but the Aussie dollar has also plunged in relative value as it's a commodity based currency. In some instances the currency depreciation has been as much as 35%. Regulatory restrictions aside, would this not make Australian companies fantastic value in the global marketplace and potential takeover targets moreso than stock from other countries that haven't seen their currencies depreciate?
16 Oct 2008, 11:11 pm | click here to view more
Voting Question: accounting problem? What is my interst in this income statement?
The share capital represents ordinary shares. Wales Ltd is a public company with its shares listed on the Australian Stock Exchange. The number of shares for the following years were: 2007: 1 189 000 000 2006: 1 116 000 000 2005: 1 030 000 000 *Of the expenses, selling and administrative expenses account for the following: 2007: $8 642 000 000 2006: $7 723 000 000 2005: $6 607 000 000 The remainder of the expense is financial. The financial expense is wholly comprised of interest. 200720062005 Net Sales42,47737,73431,481 Cost Of Sales31,83828,38823,679 Gross Profit10,6399,3467,802 Expenses8,8757,9726,757 Selling & Admin864200000077230000006607000000 Interest Total Profit before tax 1,764 1,374 1,045 Income tax expense529412313 Profit1235962732
13 May 2008, 11:45 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: what do you think of greedy little dwaf bradman's fraud incident?
Headlined "The Don we never knew," David Nason's article in the Australian claims that Bradman showed some of his most nimble footwork when he managed to turn the biggest financial scandal in South Australian history to his possess profit - and within 48 hours of the first alarm bells ringing. The story focuses on the 1945 collapse of Adelaide stockbroking firm HW Hodgetts and Co, which Bradman joined in 1935 after relocating from Sydney. It was a move aimed at securing his future after cricket, but the company went below with debts of more than £120,000. "People accused Bradman of stealing the goodwill of the company and basically they were right," said Tom Phillips, a former long-serving Adelaide stock exchange president. "The client list should have been put out to tender so that every brokers could bid for it and the return placed against the Hodgetts' estate for distribution to creditors. "I have always believed that part of the reason Bradman became so reclusive was that he never wanted to face difficult questioning about the Hodgetts' collapse. "No one can doubt he was a great cricketer, but every this man of honour stuff - where does that arrive from?" this a a genuine Q tumtum, just because u dont like it doesnt make it a violation. don was a good batsman but not a good human being unfortunately typo - greedy little dwarf* Thanks Rehman of Multan
26 Jul 2009, 4:06 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: NEED HELP URGENTLY my assignment is due 2moro and i dont understand =(?
DOES THIS LOOK RIGHT?? if not what am i meant to do??? 2. Find the price of shares in three companies by searching the Australian Stock exchange website: www.asx.com.au or using the share listings in the newspaper. Alesco: close price = 5.30 Shares: 566 Billabong: close price = 10.85 Shares: 276 JB HI Fi: close price = 10.75 Shares: 279 3. Using $10,000 purchase shares in each of the three companies and calculate the cost of buying the shares (apply 2% brokerage and 10% GST). Billabong: Consideration: 276 x 10.85 = 2994.6 Brokerage: 0.02 x 2994.6 = 59.892 GST: 0.10 x 59.892 = 5.9892 TOTAL = 3060.4812 The cost of buying these shares is 3060.4812 Alesco: Consideration: 566 x 5.30 = 2999.8 Brokerage: 0.02 x 2999.8 = 59.996 GST: 0.10 x 59.996 = 5.9996 TOTAL = 3065.7956 The cost of buying these shares is 3065.7956 JB Hi Fi: Consideration: 279 x 10.75 = 2999.25 Brokerage: 0.02 x 2999.25 = 59.985 GST: 0.10 x 59.985 = 5.9985 Total = 3065.2335 The cost of buying these shares is 3065.2335 4. Calculate the breakeven value for each parcel of shares. Alesco: Consideration: 566 x 5.30 = 2999.8 Brokerage: 0.02 x 2999.8 = 59.996 GST: 0.10 x 59.996 = 5.9996 TOTAL = 3065.7956 The cost of buying these shares is 3065.7956 Brokerage: $59.996 GST: $5.9996 = 65.9956 65.9956 / 3000 shares = 0.021998 New selling price is $0.021998 to cover costs. Consideration: 566 x 0.021998 = 12.450868 Brokerage: 0.02 x 12.450868 = 0.24901736 GST: 0.10 x 0.24901736 = 0.024901736 TOTAL: 12.724787096 Billabong: Consideration: 276 x 10.85 = 2994.6 Brokerage: 0.02 x 2994.6 = 59.892 GST: 0.10 x 59.892 = 5.9892 TOTAL = 3060.4812 The cost of buying these shares is $3060.4812 Brokerage: $59.892 GST: $5.9892 = 65.8812 65.8812 / 3000 shares = 0.0219604 Consideration: 276 x 0.0219604 = 6.0610704 Brokerage: 0.02 x 6.0610704 = 0.121221408 GST: 0.10 x 0.121221408 = 0.0121221408 TOTAL = 6.1944139488 JB Hi Fi: Consideration: 279 x 10.75 = 2999.25 Brokerage: 0.02 x 2999.25 = 59.985 GST: 0.10 x 59.985 = 5.9985 Total = 3065.2335 The cost of buying these shares is 3065.2335 Brokerage: 59.985 GST: 5.9985 = 65.9835 65.9835 / 3000 shares = 0.0219945 Consideration: 279 x 0.0219945 = 6.1364655 Brokerage: 0.02 x 6.1364655 = 0.12272931 GST: 0.10 x 0.12272931 = 12272931.1 TOTAL: 12272937.3591
30 Oct 2008, 6:50 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: Are stocks that trade on different exchanges the same shares?
For example, if I were to buy BHP, it trades on numerous exchanges including the NYSE. I'm an american, so I have to buy it on the NYSE, but I'm also worried about the devaluation of the dollar. If the dollar becomes worthless, will I still have the same amount of stock that the Australians, etc have? Is it a single pool of shares that you can buy in different currencies and if my currency completely vanishes, I will still possess the stock the same amount as any other country? Thank you. Please only answer the question asked using the assumptions given over.
2 Jun 2009, 3:03 pm | click here to view more
Resolved Question: What would you invest $20000 on?
If you're in Australia and you have to to invest $20000 on 2 of the following options 1. Financial intermediaries such as banks, credit unions, building societies and finance companies 2. government or semi-government bonds 3. the australian stock exchange you can only make one choice from each group please provide a at least brief reason for your answer if you can
15 Mar 2008, 8:03 pm | click here to view more
Resolved Question: Is General Motors off loading Holden and Pontiac?
I heard this as a rumour and I also seen it mentioned on Sunrise. I also heard Holden will be floated on the Australian Stock Exchange as an independant motor company. Anyone hear anymore about this?
25 Apr 2009, 8:23 pm | click here to view more
Resolved Question: practice in Australian Stock Exchange?
is it possible to have a simulation stock exchange?? so like you make an account and pretend to buy and sell shares? I am interested in learning about it every but just want to practice and to receive a feel of it every.
20 Jan 2010, 5:39 am | click here to view more
Voting Question: how has the global situation as impacted on the Australian economy + families ?
e.g. unemployment/exchange rate/stock market values/interest rates/superannuation funds
28 Oct 2009, 5:30 pm | click here to view more
Resolved Question: How can i trade on the ASX?
There is an Australian Company that I REALLY want to buy a piece of. As in I am willing to bet every dollar I can receive my hands on for the next six months or so on it. The problem is I can't figure out how to buy it at a decent rate. I am not a power trader, just a blue collar worker trying to sock a couple hundred a month away in the market. So this company trades on the ASX and also has a Pink Sheet ADR. I'd much rather trade straight on a real exchange than even start messing with Pink Sheets, but honestly the cost of executing the trades is the most important thing. Obviously if I'm only buying $200 worth of stock at a pop I can't afford $100 commissions for an international trade or even the $30 for an OTC trade. Is there any broker that charges more reasonable rates for this stuff? I don't want to give up over commissions and than have to sob in a year when I look this baby has gone 10 bagger. Help!
15 Mar 2010, 1:44 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR VS THAI BAHT?
Whats going to happen to the Australian Dollar over the next 3 days?? I have a business in Australia importing goods from Thailand to Australia. I have to transfer some funds by the end of the week but the rate is the worst I have ever seen this time could cost me up to $800.00 for the same amount of stock can anybody forcast the future!!! this hurts and I dont want to add the extra costs on to the end user but the exchange rate has been on a steady decline.
13 Oct 2008, 4:02 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: What are 5 good companies to invest in?
These companies need to be listed on the Australian stock exchange
22 Jul 2009, 6:56 pm | click here to view more
Resolved Question: How to transfer $10,000 Australian Dollars from an Australian bank to a US bank to buy stocks at a low cost?
I intend to use this money to buy stocks. What is the cheapest (lowest fees, best exchange rate) way to do this? Is there a better way to buy US stocks with an Australian bank account?
8 Nov 2007, 3:19 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: What Do You Think About Population Debate in Australia?
What Do You Think About Population Debate in Australia? For more: https://sites.google.com/site/crimesexposed/population-debate-in-australia Australia is an island continent with a population of a town! The first fleet people were jealous of the second fleet mobs! The European invaders were scared of other invaders since their arrivals and they did everything they could to frighten every possible and fictitious invasions including a trickle of refugees who are drifting at Australian shores today! It is not Phony Tony (Tony Abbott) but a serious pastor named Tom Malthus told us, “supply and demand always stays proportional by destroying excess demand through hunger, disease, war, …”. Many famines and wars like WW1, WW2, …. may have given some credibility to Tom. However, in the long run he was proven to be wrong. Recently many shock jocks and spin doctors told us that a wealthy China will eat out our fish stocks, buy our foods and we have to battle with China for our survival! In reality, they were proven to be wrong and even today they refused to accept their mistakes! Now, China would like to sell more food stuff and fruits to us! Surprisingly, the same shock jocks and spin doctors are using xenophobia to cease those products!! As we discussed earlier in The Hungry Mile to Barangaroo that people of Australia used to be hungry despite the existence of the protective White Australia Policy with a very tiny population without migrants! It is a proven fact that Australia became wealthy and vibrant at the back of migrants and innovations. Australia’s affluence and strength continued to enhance with bigger population like USA and Europe. Last night, conservative Mark O’Connor and pragmatic James Aarvanitakis delivered speeches about Population Growth. Mark was sheltered, fearful and full of old ideas contrary to James. James was innovative, creative and brave. During the interactive exchanges I have presented my ideas based on over materials and many people from the floor including a few speakers supported me. However, due to a noisy interjection of a couple of older people I could not gift the damaging fact about Australian cab industry where pure racism and ignorance are hurting workers interests and society good. This week, Q and A of ABC will conduct a debate about population. wish they will include points mentioned in Population Debate in Australia too. Faruque Ahmed Moderator Free Australia Now Mobile: 041 091 4118, Email: union_faruque@yahoo.com.au Sunday, August 08, 2010
7 Aug 2010, 11:57 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: Australian stock exchange versus U.S. stock exchange??
Can someone enlighten me on how these 2 exchanges work as far as reflecting one another? I know for sure that the ASX is the first market to open for trading during the week globally. I am told it does not matter. I THINK IT DOES. Look at how lousy every the markets are doing. When ASX is in the red-we go into the red. When they are in the green-we go into the green.. With so much turmoil in the US markets i try to keep an eye on the ASX overnight.(before our markets open). The Dow dropped almost 300points on Tuesday. It is now 9:00 pm Tuesday night and the ASX indexes are every in the red.. Again- i was told that the ASX exchange does not predict the US markets. Someone care to elaborate? Thanks.l
28 Aug 2007, 9:16 pm | click here to view more
Voting Question: where can i see new businesses listed on the asx or about to be floated?
where can i look new businesses listed on the Australian stock exchange or about to be floated?
16 Jan 2009, 11:01 pm | click here to view more
Resolved Question: How to make $10,000 in a month in the australian stock exchange? I Have $50,000 to spend?
any hints or tips? or any companies to buy into?
9 Apr 2008, 11:12 pm | click here to view more
Resolved Question: How do you buy natural gas as an ETF on the Australian stock market?
I know the New York Stock Exchange's fund is UNG, but I want to know and Australian fund
9 Sep 2009, 11:45 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: how many companies are listed in australian stock exchange?
5 Oct 2007, 11:24 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: Why can't I sell all shares except one? Minimum holding? ASX?
I tried to sell every my shares in a company in the australian stock exchange (ASX) except one (so i could keep one share in the company) and it said (with comm sec trading) that i couldnt complete transaction as i didnt have the minimum $500 minimum holding. Is there a way to keep just one share in the company? thank you!
14 Jan 2010, 9:41 pm | click here to view more
Resolved Question: What is the best kind of legal structure for an Australian NRL team?
Teams in the NRL are typically proprietary limited (South Sydney), listed on the stock exchange (Brisbane Bronco’s only), and companies limited by guarantee (Penrith Panthers). What legal structure works best below the current competition rules?
26 May 2008, 8:25 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: Tax liabilities when selling stock in a foreign market?
I was given stock (traded on the Australian Exchange) a few years ago in a company that I no longer work for. I have recently decided that I would like to sell the stock and cash out. What are my US tax liabilities in doing so? I should have been clearer. I am a US citizen, living in the US. The HQ for the company was in Australia, hence the Australian stock. Given that addt'l info, are there any US tax liabilities when selling the Australian stock?
18 Oct 2009, 8:10 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: The Australian Stock exchange?
hey, Correct me if this is a stupid question but is there a time the Australian stock market closes for the day? and if so, what time? thnks alot
9 Mar 2009, 1:19 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: What do businesses get out of selling Shares?
I mean, the money that goes into their stock - does it go to the company? For example, Billabong International Ltd undertook an Initial Public Offering in August 2000 on the Australian Stock Exchange. My question is - by doing this, did Billabong receive Capital in which to use to create and market new brands for example? Please add any additional information u look fit to add in ur answer Thanks in advance.
10 Feb 2008, 2:08 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: how to find deposit information on ASX?
I was hoping someone could tell me where abouts information on deposits that have to be made on the ASX can be found (Australian stock exchange). and also upon closing out your position do you receive this deposit back??? This needs to be Australian information as I am Australian and i mean deposit information on major contracts including 90 day bank bill, 10 year bond futures contract and SPI 200. I've looked on the ASX however i couldn't find the appropriate information as I'm sure they call it something else other than 'deposits'
16 May 2009, 4:45 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: name of the banks listed on ASX (Australian stock exchange)....any six?
please tell me the name of the banks which every are listed on the ASX........only banks... and any six...only which are listed on ASX.......as i couldnt find it thanks :)
8 May 2010, 4:41 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: P/E Ratio Question?
I am having difficulty in interpreting P/E ratios For example say Babcock and Brown listed on the Australian Stock Exchange has a P/E ratio at 7.65 every Ords is $12.36 and the sector is at $8.62 Do these ratios put Babcock and Brown in a sound financial position?
15 Mar 2008, 2:31 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: P/E ratio and yield, why is there such a big gap?
Hi I am looking at BHP.AX which has a P/E ratio of 5.98, which I believe is very low, less that half the long term average of the Australian stock exchange. Then I look at the dividend yield which is 4.1%, quite low. If the dividend yield was just the reciprocal of P/E then it should be more like 15%? Is the yield so low because they are re-investing the relax to grow the company? If we are assuming the future earnings growth will be low to moderate, is this a good investment?
22 Nov 2008, 8:31 pm | click here to view more
Resolved Question: what shares would you say are best for short term purchase?
i have about two months, we're playing this ASX (australian stock exchange) share game and i have no idea what i'm doing :S my teacher said technology and medical would probably be the best choices but that depends on new breakthroughs and that's difficult to predict, any ideas?
24 Feb 2010, 4:58 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: Euro against the Australian dollar?
Hey, I'm going to Australia in July 2011. I have saved a few hundred euro for the trip and I'm going to change some into Australian dollar. Back a few months ago, it was up at: €1 = AU$ 1.79, but it went down to €1 = AU$ 1.40. At the moment it's rising again and it's at €1 = AU$ 1.49. I'm not sure to exchange the money now or wait and look if it goes up again. Does anyone work with stocks and shares or something? Or is it just pot luck if it goes up or down? I would like to exchange at the highest price to receive the most out of my savings.
20 May 2010, 7:05 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: What are some very undervalued and overvalued stocks on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) at the moment?
Also, what are some useful indicators to determine whether a stock is undervalued or overvalued (e.g. P/E ratio)?
3 Aug 2009, 10:27 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: What's your dog's life story?
both my dogs have interesting, unhappy, and amazing life stories. i am just curious what your dog's stories are :) Velvet the english cocker spaniel: http://i36.tinypic.com/2m2fbfb.jpg we bought her as a purebred show stock cocker spaniel. my mom wanted specifically this type of dog. and when we bought her, she appeared healthy and perfect. soon she began acting sick and unlike a puppy should...we took her to the vet and it ends up she has a deformed heart...it interferes with her breathing and blood exchange. the vet told us she would not live more than a month, and that nothing can be done whatsoever. we were devastated, i could not believe it. fate was on our side...and she is now 11 years old. she survived it, though she has multiple health problems. this proves that miracles really could happen :) Roxy the miniature australian shepherd: http://i34.tinypic.com/34g9cms.jpg we found my second needy baby in the shelter. we went to the shelter to help my pal find her lost cat, and i saw this beautiful girl. i just fell in adore at first sight. ends up she came from an abused family that beat her...but because of her nice nature she never attacked them or bit back. they just went on abusing her as a puppy until someone files a complaint. the owners did not receive sent to jail, just a fine (which i disagree with highely). the dog was confiscated and taken to the shelter. she is now 3 years old, living happily, and does dog agility :) so, whats your dog's story? i think this is an interesting question and others can receive to know your dog's story :)
21 Nov 2008, 4:19 pm | click here to view more
Resolved Question: How r u all feeling about markets today? ASX was up, might be good sign?
Australian Stock Exchange was up today, now the world waiting for Dow to open to look what happens there, how do you every feel about its prospects today?
13 Oct 2008, 7:38 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: Australian Stocks for an International Investor?
Can anyone tell me a International broker that allows people from different parts of the world to join? Its difficult. I have been looking for an international broker that allows Bolivian residents and deals with the ASX (Australian stock market) My software only deals with fundamentals analysis of Australian companies ,Now im trying to find a broker that allows a Bolivian resident and is registered to buy and sell on the Australian Stock Exchange? Can anyone help?
7 May 2010, 11:00 pm | click here to view more
Resolved Question: i have a bad credit rating, can i invest small amount and trade in Australian stock exchange?
19 Sep 2008, 1:01 am | click here to view more
Voting Question: beginer options pricing question (for australian stock exchange)?
on ASX options prices are shown as 0.000 upto three decimal spaces but the actual prices are never shown below 0.100 does it mean this is the lowest price for options or can it be lower than this while trading. please note I do not have trading acount set up yet but just starting on research. thanx in advance correction: over relates to unit prices of index options
11 Jun 2008, 2:03 am | click here to view more
Voting Question: Which american based online stock brokers cover the Australian and London exchange.?
I currently use E-Trade Global which is pretty good but I want to receive some specific stocks on these two exchanges but E-Trade doesn't offer the option. I'm not interested in opening an account on E-Trade's australian exchange due to the fees, would rather have one that does its primary business in America.
16 Jan 2009, 12:05 am | click here to view more
Resolved Question: What are the Trading Hours for the Australian Stock Exchange?
6 Jan 2008, 5:53 pm | click here to view more
Resolved Question: Can someone please explain to me what entity, asset, concessional and fiduciary mean in stock marketing terms?
I have been trying to learn definitions of the stock/share market and have got definitions directly from the ASX (Australian Securities Exchange) website but they sound so confusing. Please simplify them for me. Entity: An entity is any legal, administrative or fiduciary arrangement, organizational structure or other party (including a person) having the capacity to deploy scarce resources in order to achieve objectives. Asset: Assets are probable future economic benefits obtained or controlled by an entity as a result of past transactions or events affecting the entity. The essential characteristics of an asset are: •A probable future benefit exists involving a capacity to contribute directly or indirectly to future net cash inflows; •The entity can obtain the benefit and control the access of others to it; •The transaction or event giving rise to the entity’s claim to or control of the benefit has already occurred. Government bonds: Debt security issued by the government. Interest is usually payed twice yearly at a fixed rate for the life of the bond, usually 10 years And concessional and fiduciary i don't understand at every.
4 Oct 2009, 6:48 pm | click here to view more