10 Responses to “How and where can I invest in foreign currencies?”

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   Jason F July 4th, 2010 at 4:31 am

   The easiest way to buy them is through ADRs (American Depositary Receipt)

   They trade on the US exchange in US dollars, but represent shares of foreign compainies.

   They have them for most sizeable foreign companies. If you want to go with a smaller cap company – you have to go in and get a quote from that exchange and convert the dollars.

   Most brokerages will do it for you – but will probably charge extra for the trouble.

   Good luck

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   Dror July 4th, 2010 at 8:44 am

   Myself I’m day trader and I did investe in the currencies
   short term kind of investment or trading. one of the way
   to start this kind of career is in FXCM.com , ask them
   for demo accounts where you can practice without risking
   you own money. They have there lot of opportunities to
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   Good Luck.
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   andrew July 4th, 2010 at 11:31 am

   do you mean to invest in forex market with out actaully having the money on hand. You can trade the forex cash market. . You cancheck out forums moneytec.com elitetrader.com .
   I use cmcforex.com as my broker.

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   A77p July 6th, 2010 at 1:45 pm

   Q : [How and where can I invest in foreign currencies?,....

   **Where can I invest in or buy foreign currencies securely on

   the internet?.

   ** Or where at least can I learn more about such investing? ].

   A : { See>>.

   Hence;

   1)-** Just. the best way to buy foreign currencies is going

   through ADR (American Depositary Receipt).

   *Since, they trade on the US exchanges in US dollars,

   * But they represent shares of foreign companies.

   *They have them for most sizable foreign companies.

   2)-** If you want to go with a smaller capacities company –

   you should go in , and get a quote from that exchange and

   convert the dollars.

   **Since, most brokerages will do it for you -

   *But, they will probably charge extra for their services, too!.

   3)-** [ Go to Google Search,

   Site : [ invest in / buy foreign currencies / usa / uk / etc. ],

   to learn for additional info / details ! ] }.

   OK

   Mercy

   A77p

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   Shelly July 9th, 2010 at 12:36 pm

   I will leave the website for the information I am about to give you in the source box.

   A great alternative to investing directly in foreign currencies is to invest in International CD’s. The investment is gauranteed by the Government of the country you are investing in. The risk comes from the currency fluctuation.

   However, let us look at the Icelandic Krona. It has a APY of 12.14%. In order for you to lose money, the US dollar has to move up against the Krona by more than 12.14%. If the Krona moves up against the US Dollar, you get your 12.14% interest, plus the currency growth.

   Do you see how you are getting the best of both worlds?

   I strongly recommend this instead of investing in currency. There appears to be much more safety this way.

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