I have International stock option in my retirement account and have money in it. Lets say if dollar loses half its value and every thing else is constant, will my international stock value go up twice in USD? or do they trade in US dollars and it will not matter?
Suppose each a British and an American investor purchase some American stock. Why is the British guy’s investment riskier? Suppose they each purchase some British stock. Why is the American guy’s investment riskier?
I hold only a US passport with no residency in Singapore even though i work here and want to invest in overseas funds. i’m searching for an investment firm in Singapore that is willing to invest in overseas funds for me eventhough i’m an American.
I’ve usually been told to invest one third into foreign stocks and the rest in the US. Now cash magazine and news reports r telling us to invest 1/3 in US stocks and the rest international. I’m worried about screwing up my 401k
Im an interntional student from hong kong
a couple concerns about trading stocks as an international student
1. is it Required to report my P n L from daytrading?
two. if so..what is the rate? and how do I do that?
thx