I am a an european citizen and I am looking for opening a bussiness account as a non-resident.

Chinese purchases of American homes “plunge 36%” -July 2019  https://www.cnbc.com/2019/07/1...First we were scared the Japanese were buying everything, now it’s the Chinese, we never worry about the Canadians, or the Europeans. 

Negative interest rates can wake up the underutilized resources and be an effective tool to encourage investments, with less side effect, i.e. inflation, than west European countries. 

There is very little of this stock, so not a lot of trading going on.People in European countries don't have this asset class to invest in the way we do in America. 

What youre saying is like being 18 to drink in somewhere in Europe, then coming to America as a visiting 18 year old European thinking you can still legally drink.

A European friend wants to get into the US real estate market but does not want to use all her cash, is there a solution for her?

Wondering if there were similar investment conferences or meetups in the European market that would be worth attending? 

@Andrea ColeMy daughter, married in January, was on her way to her fully pre-paid European Honeymoon yesterday.

Some minor European universities have done small studies on this weed, shown that it reduces inflammation, helps hypertension.

I can only assume that the article is referring to a European or Asian company then.Most stocks are moving independent of underlying fundamentals at this point in time, so I wouldn't get too attached to anything with a high-yield, real estate, utilities, etc. that become potential short-term safe havens, only for funds to later churn out of them as the dust settles.If your belief remains that people will continue to downsize and/or be unwilling to part with belongings, then self-storage would certainly support that belief.