wanting to buy shares in a Japanese Co listed on Tokyo stock exchange? hi i am looking at trading shares in a japanese company that is listed on the tokyo stock exchange but i cant find a website/dealer that will allow me access to the TSE. anyone point me in the right direction? thanks

can I buy stock in a company traded on the tokyo stock exchange through a service like scottrade? I might as well mention if I can trade on other foreign exchanges as well. Do I face any taxes/penalties/fees? thanks a bunch for your help.

What time does the Tokyo Stock Exchange close in Japan?

compare the tokyo stock exchange and newyork stock exchange.? compering nigeria and tokyo stock exchange

Trading hours - London & Tokyo Stock Exchange? Can someone tell me what time does the London Stock exchange open? Is it 9:30am (GMT 0:00)? And the Tokyo Stock exchange, is it also 9:30am (GMT+9:00)? Thanks!

What is the best foreign stock exchange for an American to buy on for long term gains? I'm looking to make a few investments to hold onto for the next 2-4 years. I was wondering if anyone had any input as to what would be one of the more lucrative bets based on future currency predictions. I was interested in buying a few stocks on the Tokyo Stock Exchange but from what I read the Dollar is supposed to strengthen against the Yen in the coming years so I figured I'd ask for your guys opinions. Any input would be greatly appreciated.

Why does the Tokyo Stock Exchange stop trading between 11.00am and 1.00pm JST every day? I've been keeping a track of the Nikkei Dow index recently following it's plunge on Thursday and would like to know why it just stops for two hours every day between 11.00am and 1.00pm?

I need to know why the tokyo stock exchange closes for 1.5hrs at midday?

Can you visit the NIKKEI exchange in Tokyo? I'm in Tokyo for 2 weeks next spring and am really interested in having a morning in the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Is there a spot where visitors can go in and if so, how much is it? And the same question for London. Thanks!!!!

On what days are the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Bombay Stock Exchange and the Hong Kong Stock Exhange closed? l

which stock exchange topped in the world in terms of business in 2005? is it london stock exchange , newyork stock exchange or tokyo stock exchange?

which of the following stock markets is the largest in terms of capital invested? which of the following stock markets is the largest in terms of capital invested? London, Brussels, New York Stock Exchange, Frankfurt, Tokyo, NASDAQ

stock markets? what is number is the 1)Tokyo Stock Exchange the 2)Osaka Stock Exchange the 3)Nagoya Stock Exchange the 4)London Stock Exchange in the stock markets? the ranking

Which are the first financial markets to open on a Monday morning? And what time EST? I figure it must be somewhere in the east like the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Any ideas on times.

What is a share of stock in a corporation? 1. When you pay money to a stockbroker who has bought a stock for you, this is called a. dividend b. interest c. commission d. capital gains 2. The most prestigious market in the world is the a. New York Stock Exchange. b. Chicago Mercantile Exchange. c. Tokyo Stock Exchange. d. London Stock Exchange. 3. A share of stock in a corporation is a a. guarantee to a fixed amount of income from the corporation. b. legal claim to a share of the company's future profits. c. legal claim to a dividend, regardless of the corporation's ability to pay its interest payments. d. legal claim to a lump-sum payment at a specified point of time in the future.

The most prestigious market in the world is the? A. New York Stock Exchange B. Chicago Mercantile Exchange. C. Tokyo Stock Exchange. D. London Stock Exchange.

GAAP requirement by stock exchanges? Does anyone know if NYSE follow US GAAP or international GAAP? What about the Tokyo Stcok Exchange?

listed company and status? Does finding a job in a listed company on NYSE or Nasdaq have any social status in US? In my country, Japan, finding a job in a listed company on Tokyo Stock Exchange or others has some sort of social status because it promises you high salary and stable employment. Men want to find a job in a listed company. And women want to get married with a man who is working for a listed company. Is that the case in US?

Should the news be charged with negligence in this situation? The December 16th 1997 episode of Pocket Monsters on TV Tokyo (Channel 12) created massive hysteria as hundreds of Japanese children suffered seizures while watching a 5 second long bright flashing light segment of the show. Nintendo stock was frozen on the Tokyo stock exchange after dropping about 500 yen when the stock opened Dec 17th. Additional children were stricken while watching the TV news reports of the incident. TV stations showed the 5 second flashing segment thought to be reponsible for the problem with their news coverage. Another batch of children (those watching the news ) were then struck. (maybe that wasn't such a good idea???) Full printing here: http://www.virtualpet.com/vp/farm/pmonster/seizures/seizures.htm

Micro Questions for points posted: 4-21? 1. All following are market determinants of exchange rates EXCEPT a. changes in productivity in one country relative to another b. synchronized changes in world wide interest rates c. changes in product preferences between countries d. changes in real interest rates in one country relative to another 2. Exchanging dollars for euros to pay a computer manufacturer in Belgium would occur a. in foreign exchange market b. at Federal Reserve c. in letter of credit market d. at European Central Bank 3. Which of following transactions leads to an inflow of funds on US capital account? a. a resident of France visits the US b. a US resident sells wheat to an African nation c. a US resident purchases a share of stock on Tokyo exchange d. a resident of Japan purchases US government bonds

Is the long predicted US economic crash here or just another bump in the road? http://www.foxbusiness.com/article/world-markets-tumble-economy-fears_443535_49.html TOKYO -- Stocks fell sharply worldwide Monday following declines on Wall Street last week amid investor pessimism over the U.S. government's stimulus plan to prevent a recession. U.S. markets were closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, but the downbeat mood from last week's market declines there circled through Europe, Asia and Canada. The U.K. benchmark FTSE-100 dropped 4.7% to 5,625.20; France's CAC-40 Index plunged 5.9% to 4,793.39, while Germany's blue-chip DAX 30 slumped 6.74% to 6,821.42. In Asia, India's benchmark stock index tumbled 7.4%, while Hong Kong's blue-chip Hang Seng index plummeted 5.5% to 23,818.86, its biggest percentage drop since the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks. Canadian stocks fell as well, with the S&P/TSX composite index on the Toronto Stock Exchange down 4.8%. In Brazil, stocks plunged 6.9% on the main index of Sao Paulo's Bovespa exchange. http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/reuters/business_markets_canada_stocks_col TORONTO (Reuters) - The Toronto Stock Exchange's main index fell for a fifth straight session on Monday, diving more than 4 percent in its biggest intraday drop in seven years, amid concern about the health of the U.S. economy. http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Crime/2007/12/21/4735871-sun.html By KATHLEEN HARRIS, NATIONAL BUREAU OTTAWA -- Prime Minister Stephen Harper is warning Canadians to brace for fiscal belt-tightening as a looming economic collapse in the U.S. threatens to make waves north of the border. http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/news/articles/0111fbi-phonebills0111.html Jan. 11, 2008 12:00 AM WASHINGTON - Telephone companies have cut off FBI wiretaps used to eavesdrop on suspected criminals because of the bureau's repeated failures to pay phone bills on time. A Justice Department audit released Thursday blamed the lost connections on the FBI's lax oversight of money used in undercover investigations. In one office alone, unpaid costs for wiretaps from one phone company totaled $66,000. In at least one case, a wiretap used in a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act investigation "was halted due to untimely payment," the audit found. FISA wiretaps are used in the government's most sensitive and secretive criminal and intelligence investigations, and allow eavesdropping on suspected terrorists or spies

How can someone in the US trade on the london, HK, Tokyo, Dubai and of course Shanghai markets? All the online stockbroker sites seem to only deal with NASDEQ stocks from 9:30 am to 4:00 PM. But what about the rest of the world. I know Shanghai is the second largest stock exchange in the world. I know Japan is the second largest economy in the world too so the Nikkei must be pretty big too. How can I start playing those markets? I know I am just a noob right now but the US alone bores me especially when I am up at night and forex is a little too dangerous for noobs.

Dominant Financial Center? In the decades folloing WW2, New York, was without a question, the dominant most important financial center in the world. For several years during the late 1980s, Tokyo surpassed New York as the largest stock market in the world in terms of total market value of stocks listed on the Tokyo Exchange. What do you predict will be the dominant for ce in the year 2025? Why?

Is there any online stock screener that tells which US stocks also trade in overseas exchanges? I'm looking for an online stock screener or filter service (preferably free) that would tell me which stocks that are mainly traded in the US markets (NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX), also trade on international exchanges (London, Frankfurt, Tokyo, etc.) Also, I'd like to find a way to know the opposite; ie. stocks that mainly trade in overseas exchanges that also have presence in US exchanges. Any help is greatly appreciated.

what exactly is meant by ''the City?''? Does the phrase refer literally to a square mile in London, or any job in banking/finance? Does someone have to work for particular banks/stockbrokers, etc, to say they work in the City? Does it mean those who work for traders speculating on the stock exchange? Canit mean in New York, Tokyo, etc, or just London? If you worked for Citibank or someone similar in Leeds or Manchetser, would you work 'in the City?' What about Canary Wharf? When banks move their premises outside the square mile, is it still 'the City?'

Are these correct?? PLEASE? CAN SUMONE SEE IF THESE ARE RIGHT. WE ARE LOOKING FOR COMPOUND SUBJECTS AND VERBS..IF ITS A COMPOUND SUBJECT ITS GONNA BE (CS) IF ITS A VERB ITS GONNA BE (CV) 1. Comanies and Corporations sell shares to stockholders. ---I put CS (compound Subject) 2. Stocks usually increase or decrease in value over time. ----I put CV (compound Verb) 3. Profits and Losses by a company affect its stock's value.---I put CS (Compound Subject) 4. Good times and good management increase a stock's value.----I put CS (compound Subject) 5. Bad management hurts or sometimes destroys a company.---I put CV (Compound Verb) 6. Stockbrokers check prices and make trades for buyers. --I put CV (Compound Verb) 7. Millionaires and ordinary people trade stocks worth millions of dollars.---I put CS (Compound Subject) 8. The NYSE and NASDAQ are two stock exchanges in the United States.---I put CS (compound subject) 9. Prosperity and rising prices bring about a bull market.--- I put CV (Compound Verb) 10. Stockholders sometimes gain and sometimes lose moeny.--- I put CV (Compound Verb) 11. New York and Tokyo are sites of stock exchanges.---I put CS (compound Subject) 12. Today,people use the Internet and make trades on computers. ---I put CV (Compound Verb) 13. Somday,the shouting of brokers and the wild scenes on the floor of the stock market will be history.---I put CS (compound subject) 14. Investors still want and need the help of stockbrokers now.---I put CV (Compound Verb.) 15. On any given day, the price of a stock rises or falls.---I put CV (Compound Verb.)

Identify the following figures of speech:? Hey, I've got a project to finish by the end of the summer for an at home English correspondence, and I'm really not sure as to what any of these are, and would appreciate any type of help. Easy points. Just identify the following figures of speech: a) Armed only with a spear, hickory tough James set off through the swamp. b) Grandmother sat quiet as a stone. c) The wave shrugged its massive shoulder and capsized the boat. d) Jasmine lived a life of Spartan self Denial. e) As a finale gesture to the 1980's, Donald trump will buy NYC and later trade it in exchange for a seat on the Tokyo Stock Market. Thank you.

stock markets??? pimponcra... Stock markets? what is the ranking for the 1)Tokyo Stock Exchange the 2)Osaka Stock Exchange the 3)Nagoya Stock Exchange the 4)London Stock Exchange in the stock markets?

stock markets?? what is number is the 1)Tokyo Stock Exchange the 2)Osaka Stock Exchange the 3)Nagoya Stock Exchange the 4)London Stock Exchange in the stock markets?