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No matter where I look online, I ONLY find premium bonds from the UK. Despite the fact that they supposedly exist in other countries, issued by governments, banks and local authorities such as states, I have been unable to find any other than UK bonds, Swedish bonds and Belgium bonds. Where is...

Supposedly lottery linked bank accounts started with banks in Spain, notably Santander Bank. Does anyone know or have some sort of a list where lottery based bank accounts can be opened? And would these accounts be based on purchasing bank shares or bonds in order to get more draws? Would be...

Hello Sirs, I happen to ran into a guy who asked me to help him to sell some Mexican Bonds, does anyone know how to find the pricing information for theese? Regards Investment Forum! for direct contact pls write to [email protected]

My question is, how do they scam? Are they licensed to sell shares? If so their license number must contain a persons name that got approved by a financial authority in some jurisdiction. How do they buy the shares and pass them over to a client? How does the share transaction/change of hands...

Hello everyone, Does anyone know where to purchase own trading software? By that I mean software so that I can run it on my own server and offer clients trading from it. Does anyone know how such is possible and what is needed in order to do so? Also a trick question I guess: If I purchase a...

So far I know that the Belgium national bank issues premium based bonds/lottery bonds from here: http://www.debtagency.be/fr_products_lottery.htm but they expire in 2013 and it doesnt look like more bonds will be issued. Any idea of any other country issuing purely based lottery bonds? (And not...

Yes but deregistration does not have to mean that there is something wrong with the company. Since SEC are natzi about their requirements for reporting one can imagine a company could be "forgetting" some of the stuff they have to report. Of course it does show in general that the company has...

Any info if this can also be done through the black pools? Or is that exclusively for public shares?

Since nobody has answered I guess I would have to elaborate a bit more on this subject. I will use two examples: 1) USA - A company to trade in the USA on the OTCBB/Pink Sheets or big exchanges NASDAQ, Amex requires according to SEC rules to become a 1934 Exchange Act reporting company. 2)...

I was just wondering if a stock needs to have a stock symbol to be traded. Since dark pools are "the place" to trade (please see here for what they are: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-secret-stock-market-upstart-systems-rewrite-rules-of-trading) then does the company that issues a stock...

I was hoping it was worldwide shares, US as well as European shares. I am just interested in where I can find a way to how to join this trading sector, in order to see if there is money to pick up there. I guess I cant just call Goldman Sachs, heh

There is limited if almost zero information about Dark pools trading on the web and after reading this article: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-secret-stock-market-upstart-systems-rewrite-rules-of-trading it helped nothing to understand how regular investors and traders can trade on the...

Well to simplify it: Instead of buying a share in a company, I am leasing the share, and I am getting the dividend on it (or whatever special rights the share would give me). But what I am looking for is probably a purchase-hire, more like a monthly lease price I have to pay in order to...

Is there a way to trade financial instruments (whatever instrument it may be) on a lease basis - and accordingly receive a premium back? Either fixed or flexible, or even "maybe receive" a premium back on a financial instrument? I have thought about this method as a diverse way of investment...

So its only EU govs that has this instrument?