Die Börse von Ägypten ist die „Cairo and Alexandria Stock Exchange“, heute bekannt unter dem Namen „Egyptian Exchange“ (EGX). Wie der Name schon sagt handelt es sich im Grunde um zwei Börsen. Eine in Alexandrien, die 1883 gegründet wurde und eine in Kairo, die 1903 folgte. Die beiden Börsen teilen sich heute aber ein Handelssystem und ein Management.
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Der Handel mit Luxusuhren
Gerade in Zeiten wirtschaftlicher Krisen und allgemeiner Unwägbarkeiten, suchen viele Menschen immer wieder nach einer Form des Investments, bei der man sich sicher sein kann, dass man in ein paar Jahren immer noch den gleichen Gegenwert erhält, wenn man es wieder veräußert. Oftmals wird hierbei dann an Immobilien gedacht. Man kann aber auch ganz andere Erwägungen in seine Geldanlage-Überlegungen mit einbeziehen. Auch Schmuck sowie insbesondere Luxusuhren können ein sicheres Investment darstellen. weiterlesen...
Börse Kairo & Alexandria, Ägypten (Egyptian Exchange)
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