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So the trading and the betting world has changed immeasurably even in the last 12 months and definitely more radically so than most traditional brokers currently realise; the investment world or, rather, the world of investment (of investment choices) is now every man’s financial oyster and is literally, technologically and factually there for the taking, for the investing. There are now no such things as exotic markets: there are simply those markets that are MORE or LESS executable in terms of trading. It is as simple (or as difficult) as that! Take a look at that eternal basket case, Africa, at present on an upward surge on Chinese tailcoats. On the Sub-Saharan African continent, apart from South Africa, the exchanges are difficult to access with low liquidity which can be risky for an investor but this is improving fast in tandem with the economic growth shown by this continent over the last five years. A good point in case would be Angola, which is now the biggest Sub Saharan producer of oil in Africa, having overtaken Nigeria over the last few years. Angola’s heretofore unknown stock exchange is currently shaping up and investors should watch this space as Angola is a huge store house of mineral wealth. If they could just jettison the legal hangover from their Scientific Socialism (Communist) period, namely full ownership of land by foreign investors, then the process would be ten times more dynamic. As it stands, this throwback to Agostinho Neto and the Cubans only serves to promote more graft and corruption as disaffected foreign investors get their investments squeezed then seized. Other continents such as the Australian continent boast very mature and innovative stock exchanges and Australia is setting up a formal CFD stock exchange and it has effectively become the gateway to other potentially more important stock exchanges such as the Japanese and Chinese exchanges. Back in Europe, another gateway-type exchange is the Austrian Stock Exchange whose brokers are highly specialised in Eastern European exchanges such as Russia and erstwhile satellite countries now vying for a piece of the international investor’s pie with a significant offering of their own. These exchanges (e.g. Poland, Czech Republic, Latvia, Lithuania etc) are coming from virtually a zero base with a highly intelligent, highly educated populace and will outstrip growth of more mature exchanges such as the Belgium Stock Exchange (read EURONEXT in its many manifestations) over the medium term. On the South American continent, the Brazil Stock Exchanges, the Brasil (as it is spelled in Portuguese) Stock Exchanges have been stellar performers but they have 3 significant impediments when compared to the budding Eastern European Exchanges for which reason they will not show the same explosive growth over the next 3-4 years unless they get their economic, technological and legal act together quickly:1. They are technologically weak in terms of online trading (segregated online sub accounts in 2007 were impossible to set up)2. The legal framework favours banks and very large financial institutions and is weighted against foreign brokers3. This makes for very expensive operating costs for a foreign broker and a lengthy (and costly) set upClient offshore trading accounts can be in any number of currencies including the dollar, the euro, the Australian Dollar, the Yen. Other products traded for international clients are options, mutual funds, hedge funds ETFS and other similar products which can be traded tax free or certainly without any sort of tax being paid in the BVI or in Gibraltar. As a regulated institution, investorseurope invests heavily in what it calls clients training for trading success and in terms of education, investorseurope has a site called investors university for the benefit of offshore clients and investors can register their interest with the company -should they so wish- to contribute to the site itself called Investors University whose motto as referred to above is “Training for Trading Success”. The investor bond, the relationship between the stock broker and its investors is of paramount importance to the company which will also looking for contributors to develop its investors clinic for investors needing clinical investor assistance with trading techniques or software technology. |
Bulgaria Czech Republic Hungary Lithuania Netherlands Turkey IndonesiaMalaysiaPhillipines Although there is –as yet- no platform that will execute all financial products (stocks, bonds, futures, ETFs, FOREX, CFDs, Funds etc) in all stock exchanges, investorseurope in Gibraltar is unique because it will find and set up the platform best suited to every client’s needs and investorseurope is not tied to any platform and can therefore offer the platforms on an objective best-of-breed basis. Investor Europe gets lots of coverage on the internet and is easily found on Google, Froogle, Yahoo and other online directories, regional and commercial directories and search engines. Over the Last three years, Gibraltar has attempted to set up the legal infrastructure to attract funds and specifically experienced investor funds to the Rock and more recently a Gibraltar stock exchange called gibEX. Is The Gibraltar Stock Exchange will come on-stream during the course of 2008 and is expected to attract new investors to Gibraltar’s burgeoning economy. Although gaming plays an important part in terms of employment in this British colony in Europe, funds from the UK are now being increasingly attracted to Gibraltar and setting up shop in Gibraltar and investment in the Rock in this sector is on the up and up. Some useful Gibraltar organisations are here: |
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