UBS Announces New Exchange Traded Note Linked to 2X Leveraged Wells Fargo® Business Development Company Index

Posted by admin | Stock Exchange Europe | Thursday 26 May 2011 2:08 am

UBS Announces New Exchange Traded Note Linked to 2X Leveraged Wells Fargo® Business Development Company Index
UBS Investment Bank announced today that it has expanded its ETRACS Exchange Traded Notes platform by adding the new ETRACS 2xLeveraged Long Wells Fargo Business Development Company Index.
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UBS Investment Bank announced today that it has expanded its ETRACS Exchange Traded Notes platform by adding the new ETRACS 2xLeveraged Long Wells Fargo Business Development Company Index.

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1.Can an Indian citizen buy shares of an American company directly from the US stock exchange markets?

Posted by admin | Stock Exchange US | Saturday 21 May 2011 6:20 pm

If yes, how?
If no, why?

2. Like there are ADRs in the US, do we have something like that in India?

Thanks in advance!

What is the smallest market cap company in the stock market?

Posted by admin | Stock Exchange Europe | Wednesday 18 May 2011 2:07 pm

Im talking about the market capital of the company, both in US and Europe stock markets.
Also is there a limit to how small a company can be, to be listed on a exchange.

Are Chinese company stocks, such as STP, on the US stock exchange, just shells?

Posted by admin | Stock Exchange US | Sunday 15 May 2011 2:19 am

I mean, do you think these companies stock that are available for purchase on the US stock exchange are shells in that they will not go up while the real company becomes bigger and bigger?
If we were to make money on the company’s stock, would we have to buy the stock on the Shanghai Exchange? Or neither (meaning only the people who invested in the company directly will make the money). Thank you.

Sky Deutschland Chief Says New Funds Will Help TV Company Reach Breakeven

Posted by admin | Stock Exchange US | Tuesday 7 September 2010 2:19 am

Sky Deutschland Chief Says New Funds Will Help TV Company Reach Breakeven
Sky Deutschland AG, the pay- television operator 45.4 percent-owned by Rupert Murdoch ’s News Corp., should be able to reach break-even with the new capital it plans to raise, Chief Executive Officer Brian Sullivan said.
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Sky Deutschland AG, the pay- television operator 45.4 percent-owned by Rupert Murdoch ’s News Corp., should be able to reach break-even with the new capital it plans to raise, Chief Executive Officer Brian Sullivan said.

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