[KnowItAll]

We're looking for an individual who can create country specific guides for stock markets for us.

You should be able to research a specific country and create a guide to how a non-resident would be able to invest in the stock market in this country.

We're initially looking for 20 guides of about 1000-1500 words in length.

Please email us on editor@geoexpat.com with samples rates and relevant experience. PLEASE ... do not email us if you think that mutual funds involve setting up a joint savings account.

[rugbyback]

I was a stock broker in the US for nine years(6 years at a brokerage firm and three at a bank) and I have a very good understanding of all of the US markets and decent understanding of about 5 other world markets. I have just completed one year of my Mba in the US. My girlfriend is set to move to Hong Kong in about three weeks and I would love to follow her. I can provide my resume at your request.

Thanks Frank

[KnowItAll]

We're currently looking for freelancers... it is not a full time position.

[cmanoj]

know it all am working in an indian bank, and can write on the indian equity market should you require it.

cheers,

Manoj

[saltwater]

This is a huge ask because all the markets in Asia vary so much from one to the other.

To understand all the ins-and-outs of foreign investing, taxation, dividends, regulations and market mechanics for Asia Pacific markets is a full time job - literally.

So much so that investment banks generally have full time teams of staff (not lawyers) that monitor regulations for any given market and advise the bank as a whole of any changes. Its a very specialised area to work in so there's probably only a handful of people in HK that could come up with all the info you're after. And unfortunately employment contracts would likely forbid them from using the information ouside their work domain and posting it on a website anyhow

[KnowItAll]

Not looking for very specific content. General market overviews are fairly doable and done day in and day out.