buying shares in us companies

buying shares in us companies

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limpsfield

5,891 posts

254 months

Sunday 9th December 2007
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What do you want to know. If you want to buy shares in a quoted us company e.g. Microsoft, IBM, GE etc you can usually use any big standard UK stock broker - although you will pay a bit more than for UK stuff.

There's no mystery to it all - unless I have missed the point.

ginettag27

6,297 posts

270 months

Monday 10th December 2007
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Yep, as will most banks...

thewave

14,706 posts

210 months

Monday 10th December 2007
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Who do you want to buy?

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ginettag27

6,297 posts

270 months

Monday 10th December 2007
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What's fairly priced?

Ig index is another possibility..

LeTim

12,915 posts

199 months

Tuesday 11th December 2007
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haworthlloyd1 said:
sorry if I didn't make too much sense in the post - i meant any reputable companies that are fairly priced. I use hoodless brennan at the moment but would think about changing if there were any better ones for trading online as they only cover 500 ish foreign stocks and have to trade over the phone which costs a little more.

As for the shares i'm not going into anything too adventurous - just some of the household names that we all know smile
Of all of the different firms 'Natwest Online Broking' and 'TD Waterhouse' offer the best coverage of foreign markets that I've come across to date ( amongst the execution only brokers online at least ).