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Buying US stockmarket shares

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  • carlrom
    carlrom Posts: 12 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10 Posts Combo Breaker
    If you are planning to trade outside an ISA wrapper you may want to open your brokerage account in the US itself. Cheaper dealing charges and probably less overall forex charges. I know TDAmeritrade does allow residents in other countries. I have one but I opened it before 9/11.
  • Browntrout_2
    Browntrout_2 Posts: 295 Forumite
    I bought Martin Currie North American Unit Trust a couple of months ago through H-L no costs to purchase and up 11% since, don't see the point in trying to build my own portfolio of single co shares as it is full time job.
    If it takes a man a week to walk to walk a fortnight how long does it take a fly with tackity boots on to walk through a barrel of treacle?
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