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To: BBull who wrote (10497)	7/4/2005 6:03:53 PM
From: Crossy	Respond to of 37387

re: How can US investors buy a Norwegian-listed share? That depends on your broker.. some let you buy directly on foreign markets. Some can only buy such shares on the PinkSheets. I'm not a fan of the latter.. This issue is repeatedly raised on this board. I would encourage everyone interested on these hints to go back some time (days, weeks) and re-read old posts.. Hint: just search for "Ameritrade" and the like on our thread - I remember valuable info offered in this regard.. Pls. understand that since I'm based in Austria, I might have only very little too add here.. rgds CROSSY

To: BBull who wrote (10497)	7/4/2005 7:34:49 PM
From: Neero	Respond to of 37387

Jing, I know for a fact it's doable with a Schwab account. Through their Global Investing service, you can buy shares on most world exchanges. I personally own PAR.OL and DNO.OL through Schwab. Commissions were fairly high (~$100 US) but it's been well worth it, lemme tell you.