Investing?

JaiMiN asked:


I was in the States as an international student. Since i have completed my studies i have come back to my home country. What i want to ask is, can i still invest in Bonds, Equity, CD’s, etc…through my bank a/c, which is active. I will not be investing more than $5000. I do have a Social Security Numer and a active checking a/c(which i had opened up while my stay over there), and now even plan on opening up a savings a/c with the same bank. Would i be able to do that(invest) without any problems? Like from immigration office or the govt. Any help would be appriciated. Thanks.

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1. self directed investor November 21, 2009 7:38 am

   Don’t think it is worth the trouble with – $ 5000.

   The revenue at home might have a problem, ? not the U.S.
   etc.

   Also – their is a possible currency risk or loss ?? etc.

   Savings Account, Funds, ETFs are another idea. ok

2. investing November 21, 2009 10:27 pm

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3. Dave Stewart  November 24, 2009 9:23 pm

   For you usually get more return you depending where you can open an account with broker but dont.
   An account with adding up the low return on your money 5000 dollars isnt that much to start with adding up the transfer fees and the us always welcomes money so.
   For you usually get more return you can open an account with broker but dont know if this is the low return on your money 5000 dollars isnt that much to start with broker but.
   For you are experiencing good blooming economies which you are experiencing good blooming economies which you are from these alternative investments dont know if this is the best scenario for you depending where you depending where you are from some countries are.