On line share trading
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On line share trading
Are you involved with sharetrading on line ? I'm looking for some advice on which Company offers the best deals.
Something to while away the hours in the rocking chair..........
Something to while away the hours in the rocking chair..........
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From: South Yorkshire
I've just signed up with IMIWeb http://www.imiweb.co.uk.
I haven't yet traded with them as yet. It has taken longer than I expected to set the account up, and transfer paper-based shares to the nominee account.
But I've not had trouble getting through to their Helpdesk when I have rung them a couple of times to enquire about how long the process was taking. They appear quite cheap and offer access to the US (and other) markets.
Their SMS Alerting service also works, but I've not idea how timely it is.
I should be able to tell you a bit more in about a weeks time.
I haven't yet traded with them as yet. It has taken longer than I expected to set the account up, and transfer paper-based shares to the nominee account.
But I've not had trouble getting through to their Helpdesk when I have rung them a couple of times to enquire about how long the process was taking. They appear quite cheap and offer access to the US (and other) markets.
Their SMS Alerting service also works, but I've not idea how timely it is.
I should be able to tell you a bit more in about a weeks time.
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From: Neither Here Nor There
1. china
2. mining
3. steel
4. gold
5. petrochemical
6. semiconductor manufacturers
............... if possible combine all of the above!
china is expanding....and even if the stock market drops, china will still grow.
china is a net importer of steel (it cant produce enough and that it does produce it exports)
mining = steel too.
if the worlds economy turns turtle (us election?) a safe bet is gold, which is still increasing!
iraq is still a nightmare and petrochemical will increase until the oil supply from iraq stabilises.
semiconductors......... well, we still need them.
another thing to look into is lcd tv manufacturers........
in short....... dont invest in the product right now, invest iin the suppliers of the raw materials.
good luck
2. mining
3. steel
4. gold
5. petrochemical
6. semiconductor manufacturers
............... if possible combine all of the above!
china is expanding....and even if the stock market drops, china will still grow.
china is a net importer of steel (it cant produce enough and that it does produce it exports)
mining = steel too.
if the worlds economy turns turtle (us election?) a safe bet is gold, which is still increasing!
iraq is still a nightmare and petrochemical will increase until the oil supply from iraq stabilises.
semiconductors......... well, we still need them.
another thing to look into is lcd tv manufacturers........
in short....... dont invest in the product right now, invest iin the suppliers of the raw materials.
good luck
