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Finding Your Way Around Forex Trading by Jansen Snell, 2008-09-20 Understanding Wall Street, Fourth Edition by Jeffrey B. Little, 2004-07-25 New China Business Strategies: Chinese and American Companies As Global Partners by John Milligan-whyte, Mannie Manhong Liu, et all 2009-08-31 Simex and the Globalisation of Financial Futures by Robert K. G. Chia, 1986 Success and Survival on Wall Street: Understanding the Mind of the Market by Charles W. Smith, 2001-12

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41. Vanguard Investments
    international Equity investing from the European Perspective from internationalinvestments is the sum of local returns and changes in exchange rates,  
    http://global.vanguard.com/international/hEurEN/research/PerspEN.htm
    
    Extractions: While allocating a portion of a portfolio's overall exposure to non-European stocks can enhance long-term returns, the benefits aren't always clear to investors in the short-term. Short-term concerns, such as the relative performance of international equities against home markets or the strength of the Euro against other currencies, may override the desire for long-term benefits. Yesim Tokat, Ph.D., an analyst with Vanguard's Investment Counseling & Research group, is the author of a recently published paper, "International Equity Investing from the European Perspective: Long-Term Expectations and Short-Term Departures." Dr. Tokat's paper analyzes the benefits and risks of investing in international stock markets, benefits and risks of investing in international stock markets, and evaluates what roles these investments should play in investors' portfolios. Over the long term, historical data demonstrate that the average returns and volatility of the international developed markets and European equities have been very similar. While business and stock market cycles may provide a return advantage to a region or country over certain time horizons, these differences tend to even out because developed economies grow at similar rates.

42. ASX - Australian Stock Exchange
    investing in international financial products allows you to gain exposure in Understanding how the exchange rate impacts your investment is important.  
    http://www.asx.com.au/investor/overseas_markets/how/why_invest_overseas.htm
    
    Extractions: /* $CMAsset */@import url("/style/redesign.css");/* $/CMAsset */ Search ASX Skip to content Home for: More... Regular investors Journalists Financial planners About ASX Limited MyASX: Log in Sign up Home Overseas markets ... Why invest overseas Why invest overseas Getting started Overview Why invest overseas Access overseas markets Buying and selling ... Weighing it all up - risks of investing in overseas shares While the Australian market benefits from our developed and diversified economy, with a number of companies that also participate on the world stage, there are many opportunities overseas. Top of their sector companies not listed in Australia

43. Portfolio Ideas | Reuters.com
    There are many risks inherent to international investing. As a result, youwill have to exchange dollars for the currency of the other country.  
    http://www.investor.reuters.com/GoTo.aspx?docid=7991&.t=screeningmarket

44. Morningstar: International Investing Center
    Find investing opportunities beyond US borders and avoid the pitfalls of foreigninvesting. Friday, August 12, 2005, international investing Center  
    http://www.morningstar.com/centers/global.html?pgid=wwhome5a

45. World Wide ATM Locators - Currency Converters - Exchange Rates - Money
    converters and stateof-the-art financial services for currency investing . Exchange Controls, international Real Estate Foreign Currencies  
    http://www.escapeartist.com/currency/currency.htm
    
    Extractions: OANDA Currency Site - OANDA Currency Site - OANDA, the currency site featuring the one of the Web's most popular currency converters and state-of-the-art financial services for currency investing. You can view any exchange rates among the 164 currencies for any day since 1 January 1990 through today. The currency converter is updated daily at 8:00 p.m. EST.

46. Real Estate Investing - Link Exchange - International
    Real Estate investing Link Exchange - international.  
    http://www.realestatepromo.com/links/international.html

47. International Investing Basics
    international investing Basics (Go to the Investment Series for other Basics).This is the fifth article in a series on investment basics.  
    http://www.usboomers.com/international_investing_basics.htm
    
    Extractions: The Investment Series: International Investing Basics International Investing Basics (Go to the Investment Series for other Basics) This is the fifth article in a series on investment basics. If you are new to investing, it is recommended that the articles be read in order. Prior articles introduce terminology that is used in later articles. A Multiple Choice Question International Risk Too Risky, Too Foreign, Too Weird Ways to Invest Internationally ... A Five Year Snapshot A Multiple Choice Question: Between 1970 and 2000, how many times has the U.S. equity market been the world's top performer? (a) Never (d) Every time Answer: (a) NEVER. Not only that, the US equity markets have ranked among the top 3 only twice in the last 10 years. Surprised? International Investing is not just for high-flying risk takers. It can form part of the asset allocation of a well rounded portfolio. It can improve portfolio gain due to participation in well performing markets. It can reduce portfolio risk by improved diversification since international markets often behave differently than the U.S. markets. A five year snapshot below shows the two times in the last 10 years that the U.S. markets have at least made it into the top three.

48. A.G. Edwards & Sons, Inc.
    On July 22, the Chinese government implemented a major exchangerate reform. international investing involves special risks, including those tied to  
    http://www.agedwards.com/public/content/sc/marketmon/intlprspct.html
    
    Extractions: A Little Background Recent Improvement China. For China, the main impact of the revaluation is likely to be a slowdown in economic growth and lower inflation: Foreign Trade. Fiscal Policy. Koizumi has tried to wean the economy off fiscal stimulus by holding the line on spending, especially for public works projects. His effort to tighten fiscal policy also includes higher taxes. In June 2004, the Japanese parliament passed a pension reform that aims to rescue the state pension system by cutting benefit levels and raising premiums. In March 2005, parliament approved taking back half of a 1999 income tax cut as of January 2006. Banking. The 2005 Elections and Beyond September 6, 2005 Patrick Fearon, CFA Senior Economist International investing involves special risks, including those tied to currency fluctuations and foreign economic and political events. Where the purchase or sale of an investment requires a change from one currency to another, fluctuations in the exchange rate may have an adverse effect on the value, price or income of the investment. Back to top Additional information is available on request. The material contained herein has been prepared from sources and data we believe to be reliable, but we make no guarantee as to its accuracy or completeness. This material is published solely for informational purposes and is not an offer to buy or sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy or sell any security or investment product. This material is not to be construed as providing investment services in any jurisdiction where such offers or solicitation would be illegal. Opinions and estimates are as of a certain date and subject to change without notice. International investing involves special risks, including those tied to currency fluctuations and foreign economic and political events.

49. Investing Beyond Your Borders
    international Risk Investors, however, need to appreciate the serious risks For starters, there is exchange rate risk. A US investor s return on a stock  
    http://www.investopedia.com/articles/stocks/04/121404.asp
    
    Extractions: One of the thorniest decisions investors have to make is whether to put money into foreign stocks. Investing in foreign companies can be lucrative, but the rewards come with additional risks, and spotting worthwhile investments overseas can take a tad more work than finding them at home. International Opportunity United States . There are about 21 major stock markets outside of the U.S. that have more than a thousand companies of substantial size. Many of those companies operate in rapidly growing economies with extraordinary rates of return. Why pass them up? portfolio management perspective, investing in foreign companies is a way to diversify . For instance, U.S. and foreign shares do not always move in sync. When one is up, the other may be down, and vice versa. In technical terms, such markets are said to lack correlation . A diversified portfolio balances uncorrelated assets to spread the risk. International Risk Investors, however, need to appreciate the serious risks involved with international stocks.

50. Introduction To Foreign Exchange Trading: The Truly Modern Market
    Forex is an investing opportunity, one that can bring an investor profit or The oil shocks of the 1970s and the international economic crises of the  
    http://www.phptr.com/articles/article.asp?p=394696&seqNum=2

51. Decyphering Alphabet Soup Of International Investing
    A dictionary of the most important acronyms for the private investor in foreign LME, London Metal Exchange. LTCM, Long Term Capital Management. Mercosur  
    http://www.investors-routemap.co.uk/Guidebook_investment_alphabet_soup.htm
    
    Extractions: FINANCIAL ALPHABET SOUP Page Summary : A lexicon or dictionary of abbreviations for the global investor We apologise for the loss of detail arising on the use of alphabet soup. This is necessary in the interests of brevity, especially in the Chronology charts , which analyse financial history. For the benefit of those for whom some of the acronyms may be unfamiliar, we set out below a listing in alphabetical order together with explanations in plain English. This does not include the names of individual companies quoted on a stock market. Soup Meaning ADR American Depository Receipt ANC African National Congress (South Africa) BJP Bharatiya Janta Party (India) BRD West Germany CAP Common Agricultural Policy (European Union) CBI Confederation of British Industry (UK) CD Christian Democrat CDU Christian Democratic Union (Germany) CGT Capital Gains Tax CIS Former USSR CSU Christian Socialist Union (Germany) Second generation German mobile phone network DDR East Germany DJP Democratic Justice Party (Korea) DJII Dow Jones Industrial Index (USA) DKr Danish Krona DM Deutsche Mark ECB European Central Bank ECU European Currency Unit EEC European Economic Community EFTA European Free Trade Association EMU European Monetary Union EPS Earnings per Share (See Jargon for Definition) ERM Exchange Rate Mechanism (Europe) ETF Exchange Traded Fund EU European Union FAZ Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung Index FDI Foreign Direct Investment FDP Free Democratic Party (Germany) Fed.

52. CPL Investment Research
    international investing, HG 4538. Investment Clubs, HG 4530, HG 4930 Access tofilings from the US Securities and Exchange Commission is also available  
    http://www.chipublib.org/001hwlc/bst_invest.html
    
    Extractions: The Business Information Center of the Chicago Public Library strives to collect up-to-date sources on such various topics as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, futures, commodities, options, industries, company histories , and investment planning. These sources can further be divided by type of format such as directories, periodicals, newsletters, charts, electronic databases, and Internet sites. By using these sources, a personal and /or a professional investor can chart a history of a company, find out how a favorite stock is performing, analyze an industry, compare competitors, look up a certain market share, rank companies, extract articles, look up a historical price of a stock, or just gain general knowledge in investment matters. Most of these inquiries can be answered by using the available resources at the Business Information Center. Always remember to consult a librarian for assistance on any additional sources available for use.

53. International Business Information, Global Business Information, Investing, Stoc
    international business information, global business information, investing, stockmarkets, stock exchange import export, international business books,  
    http://www.internationalist.com/INTRNTNL/service.html
    
    Extractions: Banks Worldwide - By country Financial Services - By country Law Firms Worldwide - By country Government Offices - By country ... Stock Markets of the World International Mutual Funds Business Schools of the World Business Students Connection™ Making Money Internationally ™ World Real Estate USA Real Estate Computer Companies and Services International Employment Opportunities International Government Conferences Products - Export/Import Business Guides to the World™ Translation Services International Times Business Exhibitions Worldwide International Business Consulting Company International Research Technology Services Business Books Downloadable Business Books Andorra France Malaysia Singapore ... The Internationalist, Inc.

54. International Trading : TD Waterhouse Investing & Share Dealing
    Online and Telephone, Canada, Toronto Stock Exchange, Canadian Venture Exchange Which account should I choose to invest in international stocks?  
    http://www.tdwaterhouse.co.uk/productsandservices/international.cfm?tracker=1068

55. UK & International Stocks : TD Waterhouse Investing & Share Dealing
    What you can invest in UK and international Equities With TD Waterhouse youhave the flexibility to spread your investments across UK and international  
    http://www.tdwaterhouse.co.uk/investing/invest/ukint.cfm
    
    Extractions: Stock is ownership, or equity, in a company. Investors buy stock in the form of shares , which represent a portion of a company's assets and earnings (capital). As a stockholder, the extent of your ownership (your stake) in a company depends on the number of shares you own in relation to the total number of shares available.

56. Canadian Shareowner: Taking The Guess Work Out Of International Investing: WEBS
    Capital international (as the index provider), and the American Stock Exchange Both Country Baskets and WEBS simplify international investing and  
    http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3642/is_199607/ai_n8742760
    
    Extractions: Academy of Marketing Science Review Accounting Historians Journal, The Accounting History AgExporter ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Taking the guess work out of international investing: WEBS and Country Baskets Canadian Shareowner Jul/Aug 1996 by Wirth, Alfred G Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. he first article about investing internationally appeared in the January/February 1994 issue of Canadian Shareowner. Foreign markets did relatively well in 1994. But in the past year, the American stock market has been the star, while Canadian and most foreign share prices have appreciated more moderately. However, because these non-U.S. markets have recently been out of favour, they may offer bargains now. NEW OPTIONS In 1994, the investment options for a Canadian looking abroad consisted of buying: (a) foreign stocks directly; (b) units of a mutual fund concentrating on foreign assets; (c) shares of Canadian multinationals; or, (d) closed-end country funds (a number of which have been described in earlier issues of this magazine).

57. TIAA-CREF Web Center Siteline
    Idea Exchange on the World Dollar Standard Richard Clarida. What Does the DollarMean for international investing? By Richard H. Clarida  
    http://www.tiaa-cref.org/siteline/articles/gen0309_052.html
    
    Extractions: and Chief Economic Strategist for the Clinton Group When the dollar weakens, the dollar return on holding a foreign security rises in tandem with the rate of depreciation. As a result, investors who have allocated some of their portfolios to investments in European bonds and stocks have been amply rewarded by the depreciation of the dollar against the euro, which has lost more than 30 percent of its value since the winter of 2002. U.S. investments in other countries have also benefited from the dollar's roughly 10 percent depreciation against a broad basket of currencies. One motive to invest abroad is diversification. But since the mid 1990s, local currency returns in foreign stock and bond markets have been, by historical standards, rather highly positively correlated with returns in U.S. stock and bond markets, thus limiting the realized benefit from international diversification.* Moreover, during much of this period, the foreign exchange value of the dollar was strong and, on average, getting stronger against most currencies. The strong dollar tended to lower realized dollar returns to U.S. citizens investing abroad. Looking ahead, the dollar returns earned by U.S. citizens who invest abroad compared to what they could earn by keeping their money at home will depend, in large part, on the correlation in local currency returns across national markets and the trend in the foreign exchange value of the dollar.

58. Funds, Mutual Funds, And Exchange Traded Funds - Forbes.com
    Funds Get the latest mutual funds and exchange- traded funds news, information international investing From South Africa to India, our annual guide to  
    http://www.forbes.com/funds/
    
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59. Global, International, & Emerging Markets - Dian's Fund Freebies
    international investing; get the facts, from the Securities and Exchange Commission.A 20page, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 booklet that¼s full of good information.  
    http://www.diansfundfreebies.com/topics/11.html
    
    Extractions: There is currently offering in the database. Page(s): 1 The Bull's-Eye Rating System You'll notice that each of the fundfreebies entries have from to 3 bull's-eyes after it. I'm using that symbol as a way to evaluate the content of each piece. Now don't think that just because there aren't any bull's-eyes after a piece that it's not worth ordering. That's not the case at all. All of the materials presented are informative and have educational merit. And, little to no fund family p.r. fluff in them. I know this for a fact as I've read through each entry and personally decided upon its Bull's-Eye rating. Here's what the ratings mean:

60. FPA Journal - International Investing: Opportunity In An Ailing Market?
    Walker likes international investing for a lot of reasons, not the least of which About a year ago there were companies on the Hong Kong exchange whose  
    http://www.fpanet.org/journal/articles/2001_Issues/jfp1001-art2.cfm

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