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  1. How can I invest in a foreign exchange market?

  2. Is it possible to invest in an index?

  3. Do ETFs have a board of directors?

  4. What is a cross hedge?

  5. What advantages do exchange-traded funds have over mutual funds?

  6. What are Schedule K-1 documents used for?

  7. What are all of the securities markets in the U.S.A?

  8. Do speculators have a destabilizing effect on the financial system?

  9. Is it possible to short sell real estate?

  10. What is the difference between exchange-traded funds and mutual funds?

  11. How can I buy an S&P 500 fund?

  12. How can I buy oil as an investment?

  13. Are ETFs required to pay out a percentage of income as dividends?

  14. What is the ideal number of stocks to have in a portfolio?

  15. How does a point change in a major index effect its equivalent exchange-traded fund?

  16. I live in the U.S. How can I trade stocks in China and India?

  17. What is a spider and why should I buy one?

  18. What is the difference between iShares, VIPERs and Spiders?

  19. How can I invest in gold?

  20. Why is it that when investors realize returns on a mutual fund, its price tends to fall?

  21. Are ETFs subject to the short sale uptick rule?

  22. What is earnings management?

  23. How do I find mutual funds that track indexes?

  24. Can you short sell ETFs?

  25. Who's in charge of managing exchange-traded funds?

  26. What are green investments?

  27. Where can I find the P/E ratios for the Dow and S&P 500?

  28. Why can you short sell an ETF but not an index fund?

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