This is so complex. I think there should be more actual African companies (not Jumia) listed on International stock exchanges. The absence of African companies from those exchanges is a form of embargo from my point of view. Money is not flowing toward these companies because they are so difficult to invest in. Meanwhile my current broker allows me to invest in US, EU, China (ADR), India and every other places on the face of the earth.
Hi Amy, I would have to do some research and figure out if I can find anyone who is doing this at the moment. I haven't been to the UK myself so I would need to find someone who can speak with authority on the subject
Good video presentation. Consider including some captions as you go. I missed a few things because of your accent, but good job. I am intrigued.
I will include captions next time, thanks for the feedback Darren
Nice video, can you please explain how I can invest in stocks in the US and Africa, I'm from Liberia
You mean how you can invest in US stocks from Liberia?
This is so complex. I think there should be more actual African companies (not Jumia) listed on International stock exchanges. The absence of African companies from those exchanges is a form of embargo from my point of view. Money is not flowing toward these companies because they are so difficult to invest in. Meanwhile my current broker allows me to invest in US, EU, China (ADR), India and every other places on the face of the earth.
Indeed, but I think international investors should also make an effort to come and invest on African exchanges
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Would you help make a video for those wanting the same in the UK
Hi Amy, I would have to do some research and figure out if I can find anyone who is doing this at the moment. I haven't been to the UK myself so I would need to find someone who can speak with authority on the subject