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With interest rates so low, renters are become home owners, causing the housing market to soar and leaving the rental market.........well......vacant. Rental vacancies are at an all time low. Landlords are struggling to fill their buildings and some are even looking to sell their once...

The toronto market is also hot. Housing doesn't look to slow down until interest rates go up and they are even higher here in Canada. My question is, how do you play the rental market??? Trading for a living has been good but I am always weary of periods where I might not make any money...

Look, if anyone here is a shill for barkley trading. It's me. I have a feeling Steve's inquiry is truly to gather information. If you'll notice, there has been neither praise nor bashing of Barkley trading. No one has heard of us. Just so you all know we are legit and growing in...

http://www.barkleytrading.com also in Toronto, New York and Chicago

Flashboy take note. Although these two are kind of being pricks about it. They both bring up excellent points. It's human nature to always make the wrong decision while trading. Don't make trading decisions on the fly. Get a plan, stick to it. Whatever happens after doesn't matter...

Can someone who was watching the IMCL level two at the time the Halt was lifted (4:20 or so), please tell me the highest price it was trading at. It's really hard to get an accurate chart of aftermarket trading. Was it actually possible to sell the stock at, say, $47 or higher?? thanks in...

I love hearing stuff like this.

It's real interesting to see how different traders use different strategies. My entire Strategy is based on reading Level two. My only comment to people who don't see any usefulness in reading level two is that "you're not reading it properly." Not that you can't make money without it, just...

hmmmm..........double pay or die????? That's a tough one. ultimately it comes down to this. If you have money you get taken care of. Same as in the US. I think life or death situations are completely different and should be handled accordingly. The health system up here is not perfect...

I think the original discussion was about health insurance in which case some of the US insurance plans would not cover that anyways. Besides, I think you answered your own rebuttal. Many Canadians do go to the US to have things like angioplasty, rather than have their life hanging like a...

Well you probably would not claim all your gains as income but as company revenue and thus have expenses to write against. The Gov't up here is all for small business, therefore there are many benefits to encourage entrepreneurs. Talk to your accountant. Ultimately if taxes are your...

Move to Canada...........free health care....plus the Canadian dollar, although getting stronger, is still worth less than the US........Traders who get paid in US live like Kings.

Tell your buddy to get some new friends and while he's at it have him check into getting some much needed self confidence. He needs his old friends back to "feel normal"?? This attitude is probably why everyone resents him in the first place. It's not because he has money, it is because...

But remember, You can only take money out for select reasons without incurring a penalty. 1) to buy your first home (Home buyer's Plan) 2) for education (lifelong-learning plan) 3) to essentially retire I had to withdraw to start daytrading and paid the penalty which is 10% on...

I've traded different systems and lightspeed via VPN is still the best. I can't be lured by lower commission because ultimately the software sucks at most of these other firms

that's pretty funny hey Magna. I swear someone has edited my post. The end part "please PM me for details" must have been changed by another member. Although I'm not sure how they did it. I admit I was bumpin my firm before but this last post was changed by someone other than me...

Me personally, I like to keep a chrome .45 in the top drawer. And when things get rough I debate cappin' this guy across the room, who seems to always cough just before I lose my shirt. But if things really get rough I try to think long term. each trade is just one in a pool of thousands...

I think they mean zero-sum in that, if someone buys stock then someone must also have sold their shares to the person who bought. Hence zero-sum. good question though

I'm with a semi prop firm in downtown Toronto. Please PM me for details.