Please HElp I NEed to answer20 questions 4 my Hw What r the advantages and disadvantges in trading with Russia
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advantages:\n1) is a fairly new democracy and the country needs food, technology, clothes, etc. \n2) the ruble is cheaper than the dollar so the trading is better.\n3) the country is growing and they are consuming more than they are able to produce.\n4) Russia is the EU's fifth trading partner (after the US, Switzerland, China and Japan), while the EU is Russia's main trading partner accounting for above 50% of its total trade.\n5) EU-Russia trade has more than doubled between 1995 and 2003: in 1995 EU trade with Russia amounted to € 38 billion (EU had a deficit of € -6 billion).\n\nHowever, Russia's manufacturing and trade structures continue to be unbalanced. In 2003, energy and fuels accounted for around 57 % of Russian exports to the EU and EU-Russia trade in services is still rather limited in value terms: around €10 billion in 2002 in total, i.e. below 2 % of total EU trade in services. \n\ndisadvantages:\n\n1) china is very close and is a big market to compete.\n2) the black market controls almost 50% of the trading and is very hard to compete against them\n3) the language is different and they are not willing to learn english.
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i didn't see russia, but maybe you can order online:\nhttp://www.gnc.com/corp/index.jsp?page=storeLocator&clickid=topnav_store_txt
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Contact the MSE at mse@mse.ru or bai@mse.ru and ask them what American Stock Brokerage firms are members of their exchange. You will probably be able to buy only through those members.
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Ebay or u can travel to russia n get them by the dozen
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Depends on their length of history. The longer the history the better. You will receive their positive tradeline as well as their age. If it's a fairly new account you could take a small dip in score until it ages a bit then see quite a nice increase.
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you need a demat account, open a demat account first and then start working on other issues. Most probably yes u can access foreign markets. About investment, u should ask your broker.
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It absolutely will not hurt your chances - it just means that you would be given the same chance as any American in the U.S. and the same chance as any Russian in Russia, so you are ahead of the game.\n\ns
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In Russia they dont normally issue a visa unless you can prove you have a good job and money in the bank or a thriving business.  That's what they mean by solvent.  Russia wants to make sure you return.  \nProbably a scam but the best website would be \n\nwww.womenrussia.com\n\nIncludes lists and pictures of all the known scammers (see black list)  as well as all the phoney dating agencies.  Also a lot of great informative articles.
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Wouldn't it be great to have one broker that does it all? \n\nBut a stock broker doesn't have a license to trade commodities, and vice versa. \n\nAnd wouldn't it be great if you could afford the best in the business, the most advanced technologically, on the cutting edge of online trading? \n\nTerraNova is such a broker. Now you can have your cake and eat it too, and trade anything you wish from one broker, albeit, not from one account. Obviously, the laws cannot be broken. Their subsidiary, or is it parent company, Townsend Electronics, is the one that electronified and digitized the NASDAQ, and I believe they're getting ready to do the American Stock Exchange next.\n\nYou'll be amazed at their trading software. I've been using RealTick for over a year, and still haven't learned how to use all of the features. \n\nIt's all really incredible. I am just a Day Trader in index futures, and have no association with any of these companies, and have nothing to gain by applauding them; they simply deserve the applause, and you should take the opportunity to check them out.
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Some countries you can, Some countries you cant. You can get in Russia but you cant in USA
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Its going to be very difficult these days.\nThe best way around the system is to open a trading account with an online stock broker, its just like a bank a/c, you can deposit/transfer and they even give you a ATM/debit card, and don't have to buy any stock or trade, nor go through the hassles of opening a bank a/c due to Patriot Act.\ncheck out www.etrade.com or similar co.\nGood Luck
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So i guess you know what forex trading is.\n\nFutures and options and forwrds, the easiest, are a kind of derivatives. Derivatives are a financial instrument whose value derives form the value of other, more basic underlying assets.\n\nNow, forwards are contracts in which the price of a commodity or currency is set for the future. It has to do with expectations of the market, and how the market thinks, based on information today, the price of those commodities or currencies will be in a certain date.\nLets say the exchange rate of mexican pesos for us dollars today is $11.09. That´s the spot exchange rate. Now, lets say you and i agree that in june 2006, im your gonna sell me american dollars at an exchange rate of $11.1828. If my expectation is the peso will be higher, im gonna make a deal with you. So, the future of the pedo, for june 2006 will be $11.1828. Imagine our deal, but not made between us, but between thousands of dealers, in the Chicago MArket.\nCompanies use futures a lot as a way to protect themselves. I believe in english its called hedging. If an american firm sells water tanks to a firm in France, but the payment isnt due untill 45 days later, both companies would like to agree to make the exchange of euros for us dollars at a future exchange rate. That way they now exactly how much they owe or get. The same with commodity prices. A future of the price of oil is nothing more than a contract agreeing on the future price of the transaction. Funny thing is, you and i can agree on an oils future contract, where im selling and your buying, but the barrel of oil is never transacted. What we do is, lets say the future price of oil for august is $73 usd. im selling, you are buying, and we agree on that price. Come august 31st, the real price of oil is $78 usd. since you are buying, you win $5 bucks per barrel right? And i lose % per barrel... so instead of giving you a barrel of oil you cannot even store, i just give you $5 per barrel. _If the real price had been $65, i would have won $8 per barrel, and you lose $8 per barrel.\n\nThe same with futures. MAjor difference with forwards is that an exchange of assets is required. Contracts are pretty much standarized. The delivery, kind and quality of product, etc is all defined. Largest exchanges are made in the Chicago Board Trade. Futures include a los of prodcts... live cattle, sugar, coffee, gold, cooper, aluminium, etc.\n\nOptions are a little bit harder. There are 2 basic type of options: call options, giving the holder the right, option, to buy an asset at a certain date at a certain price. Put options, giving the holder the right, option, to sell an asset at a certain date at a certain price. For example, lets say i buy a call option to buy in 3 months stock of yahoo. The actual price is, just an example, $10 bucks, and my call option gives me the option to buy at $12. The price to buy that option for 1 share of yahoo is worth $1. If 3 months pass, and the price of the stock is $11, i certainly wont take my option to buy the stock and lose $1, the initial investment on the option. But if the real price is $15, im going to take my option, buy the stock at $12 and sell it at $15, earning $2. \nJust be careful cause there are american options and european options... european options can only be excersied at the end of the contract, ehile american options can be excercised whenever in the life of the option.
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Right here:\n\nhttp://www.fin-rus.com/analysis/export/_eng_/default.asp\n\nor here:\n\nhttp://www.dukascopy.net/english/ddf_main/rdata/ExportCSV/
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advantage:\nexpand your market and make more $\ndisad:\nlearning/dealing with different cultures, languages and laws\nunstable governments\ndifferent currencies
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Should these persons be able to speak Russian?\n\nWould this delegation be in Zurich anyway? What's the aim?\n\nI have banking experience, partly also with Basle2. However, I would recommend to contact the specialists of one of the two largest Swiss banks - UBS or Credit Suisse.\n\nGreetings from Switzerland
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you would have to go to the Russian Embassy - there is one in Washington DC. Check the website below for details - they are in Russian and English
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1. Apply for positions in companies that DO hire foreigners. First of all these will be financial services (investment banks) and consulting companies. I don't know much about manufacturing companies. \n\n2. Another tip - if they don't want to fly you in just for the interview, maybe they have a subsidiary/branch in Russia and its HR people can interview you for the first round at least (I did a similar trick myself a while ago). Or tell them you'll be in the States and would like to talk to them. If you manage to combine  few interviews in the same geographic area, it might be worth the trip (I assume that getting a visitor's visa won't be a problem).\n\n3. Get a job with McKinsey in Russia. As far as I know after two years you can transfer to any other McKinsey office (after McKinsey everybody will hire you anyway!). Probably the same is true for other consultancies and big investment banks (CSFB et al) operating in Russia.\n\n4. Get a job with a Russian company which expands business to the U.S. (Lukoil, Gazprom, Renaissance Capital etc.)\n\n5. Does your school have a good alumni network? Try to find people from your school already working for companies you're interested in.