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Aksjemarkedet er en online trader. Sentre for finans, som London og New York, har sine egne børsene-altså egne butikker eller arenaer der investorer, enten de er privatpersoner eller banker eller pensjon og hedgefond, kan kjøpe og selge aksjer på lager. Husk: En aksje er en del-eierskap i et selskap. I dag, kan aksjer og andeler vanligvis ervervet på Internett gjennom en Børsmeglernes nettsted, på samme måte at Amazon gjennomfører salg gjennom sitt nettsted. Du kan kjøpe eller selge aksjer i bedrifter fra USA, UK, Europa, India, Japan og andre land over aksjemeglers nettsted. The Stock Market-den tradisjonelle syn Når folk nevner aksjemarkedet, refererer de ofte til børsen (butikk) i sitt eget land. For eksempel er min aksjemarkedet London Stock Exchange. Min aksjemegler nettstedet jeg tilgang til utveksling globalt og kjøpe og selge aksjer på London Stock Exchange som The New York Stock Exchange, NASDAQ og The American Stock Exchange. Som Amazon er en stock market et sted hvor kjøp og salg skjer men bare varer tilgjengelig tilbudene er aksjer. Som du kan se spesielt, er aksjemarkedet og børsene butikker for å anskaffe og trading aksjer. Hvordan du kan tjene på aksjemarkedet Vanligvis, tjene mennesker fra aksjemarkedet gjennom medlemskap i en pensjonsordning enten personlig eller via en firmaet de arbeider for. I USA, er dette tradisjonelt gjort gjennom den 401 (k). Til tider, folk vil investere penger til fond tjene penger av aksjemarkedet og tilordne noen andre gjøre jobben til å velge aksjer. Fordelene med lager plukking av aksjefond ledere har ikke vært det samtidige. Og dette er ikke bare et fenomen som oppstår i USA. UK pension industrien har ofte blitt kritisert for å gjøre fortjeneste, ikke fra aksjemarkedet, men fra avgiftene de belaste sine kunder. Den eneste måten å tjene aksjemarkedet er å ta av ditt engasjement i den. La andre gjøre det for deg vil føre til en erosjon av formuen du har jobbet så hardt å oppr

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Today I'll answer some tax questions-but first some tips for people who can't file their returns by Tuesday. For federal taxes: If you can't file your return by Tuesday, request a six-month extension by filing Form 4868 electronically or by mail. See the form for instructions. If you file this form by April 15 and your tax return by Oct. 15, you will avoid a late-filing penalty. However, if you owe additional federal tax for 2013, you must pay it with this form by April 15 to avoid interest and possibly a late-payment penalty. You can avoid this late-payment penalty (but not interest) if at least 90 percent of your total 2013 tax liability is paid by April 15 through payroll withholding, estimated tax payments or payments made with Form 4868. If you haven't completed your return, "the best thing is to pay in about 10 percent more" than you expect to owe, says Michael Gray, a San Jose certified public accountant. For California taxes: There is no need to request an extension; you automatically get one until Oct. 15. However, as with federal taxes, you must pay at least 90 percent of what you owe by April 15 to avoid a late-payment penalty. You can make this payment online from your bank or savings account without a fee using the Franchise Tax Board's Webpay system-or with a fee by using your credit card. Or you can mail a check with Form FTB 3519. (Certain high-income taxpayers must make this payment electronically.)

Video streaming provider Netflix is reportedly negotiating with Chinese media firms in a bid to enter the country's huge market. However, it could possibly be faced with challenges like censorship along the way. According to reports, Netflix is currently in talks with several Chinese firms that hold content license in the country. Most notable among them is Wasu Media Holding, co-owned by Jack Ma of Alibaba. Shares of Netflix increased sharply after reports of its possible operations in China became public. It increased by 5%, gaining around 30% since April and passing the USD 600 threshold for the first time. Moreover, the online video streaming service got almost 5 million new customers, reaching the all-time high of 60 million subscribers -- with 20 million coming from its foreign markets. Doing business in Beijing will present a number of concerns for the company like potential censoring of certain programs and questions about streaming rights in the country. Netflix has been licensing some of its programs to Chinese companies before but is now looking to acquire global rights to its content. However, Deep Blue Publications Group LLC reported that Netflix is cautiously saying that the company's plans in China is a modest one -- just a "small service" if things work out well with their negotiations. "If we go, it will be a modest investment. Because we won't have that much content, we're going to be very cautious and feel our way along through that process, if we're able to get that license," said Netflix's Reed Hastings. Their video streaming service has recently launched in New Zealand, Australia and later Japan. Looks like Netflix is getting closer to its goal of being available in two hundred nations as it has already reached 50 at present. Perhaps it's trying to boost its international presence more than ever as domestic growth is slowing down, according to Deep Blue Publications Group LLC. Indeed, its foreign markets' growth is overtaking that of its d

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