Wednesday, October 14, 2009

I live in Malaysia and wish to invest in India?Like buying shares in Sensex

I live in Malaysia and wish to invest in India?Like buying shares in Sensex?
Can anyone advise if there is a possibility of a foreigner buying Indian stocks?Via online method preferable.any sane and rational responses are appreciated.Thanks so much for your help
Mumbai - 4 Answers
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No...u cannot buy indian stocks online. however if u r HNI , u can contact your bank or fin instn..who can invest in india on ur behalf. The other way is to search INDIA DEDICATED FUND IN UR COUNTRY AND INVEST IN THEM.
2 :
You can buy any shares from Indian stock market, but the prosiger will too long for you because you are an NRI. So easiest way is that you contact some Indian relative and invest your money by using his/her demat and trading account. But make sure it is trustworthy deal, do not forget to check your transaction on regular basis. You can got information of Bombay stock exchange from the site which I mentioned in source. Have a nice time. :)
3 :
Penny Stock market is good fun. Friend of mine is self made millionaire doing penny stock. You can check it on the video.
4 :
The both answers give you very informative suggestions

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

I live in malaysia.I want to know where I can find a printer which can print on plastic bag

I live in malaysia.I want to know where I can find a printer which can print on plastic bag.?
remembere it is not printer which can print on paper, i want one which can print on plastic bags. I will be greetful if somebody tell me where i can find in malaysia.
Printers - 2 Answers
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Try walmart if not I dont know........
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Printing onto plastic bags is done with SPECIALISED equipment, not "normal" desktop printers. Contact a printing specdialist in your country and ask for advise. Have LOTS of money ready !

Thursday, October 1, 2009

I live in malaysia and do not have access to Mesa Hardna

I live in malaysia and do not have access to Mesa Hardna.?
I want to make some tortilla, i know can't use corn flour, or corn meal to make them. Is it possible to make the stuff i need at home..like take corn meal and add something to it?
Cooking & Recipes - 1 Answers
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1) Ground up tortilla chips (Alton Brown's suggestion) 2) Ground up corn tortillas (similar to #1) 3) Corn Meal (less flavorful, only use this as a sub in emergencies)