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China outsourced its new train to Canada's Bombardier instead of building it themselves.

Apparently this guy is a barrister turned full time trader. The coach should give him a call to exchange notes. ;-)>

http://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&lr=&newwindow=1&safe=off&q=markham+computer&btnG=Search there are many outfits, most of them are small, and they are quite spread out. best is to first check them out online. Email them with your shopping list and see if they can give you a good...

If you do not get it the first time, read it again... and again, and again... there are riches for the taking.

this is a famous trader in Hong Kong

Staples has the LCD mounts. Check out the system integrators in China Town, they usually have more toys than your local Future shop or Best Buy. (Markham has more choices. You can find them tuck away in small strip plazas. Mississauga should have some too. )

saw this while surfing the web

My trading station, circa 1980 (I think). Operation system was CP/M 2 floppies, no harddisk 64KB memory I had the stock data on SuperCalc. I tracked the moving averages, RSI, etc., on the spreadsheet. The calculations were done in split seconds, while my friends were still pounding the...

please help me to understand this: 1. Is BT charging any fees that has not been disclosed, understood and agreed to by all parties? or, 2. you are angry simply because you do not like their business model and the fee structure they offer? 3. are you bound by any unfair agreement and...

do I get this right? you are upset at McDonalds because they don't sell Chinese food? because you think Chinese food is the in-thing and that everybody also carries Chinese food, that's why McDonals is stupid for not carrying Chinese food?

That's Don Bright on the left.

Saxon <img src="http://www.saxonfinancials.com/images/big/services.jpg">

First New York <img src="http://www.fnysllc.com/images/pro-trad-1.jpg"> <img src="http://www.fnysllc.com/images/pro-trad-2.jpg"> <img src="http://www.fnysllc.com/images/pro-trad-3.jpg">

GlobeOp <img src="http://www.globeop.com/images/floor6.jpg">

Toronto Swifttrade <img src="http://www.brown-cohen.com/images/inside_images/case3_swifttrade.jpg"> <img src="http://www.brown-cohen.com/images/inside_images/case3_swifttrade3"> U of T based SwiftTrade Campus <img src="http://www.theeyeopener.com/images/bin/trade1.jpg">

Hong Kong Swifttrade <img src="http://www.hketo.ca/hkn1204/images/04-swift.jpg">

always have 4 kinds of stops: 1. Stop loss -- say, get out when your position is down 25% 2. profit stop -- nothing goes on forever... don't let a win turns into a loss 3. time stop -- if the market is not going your way, get out, stand aside and look again 4. trailing stop -- a good set up...

World Cup effect ?

if you are good with mathmatics... read MacMillan... loves dealing with volatilities and options pricing (I assume that means you have read Natenberg)... then you are ready for the coach's Option Traders Handbook.

anybody uses this website for your investment search and analysis? http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/research/welcome.asp I use this site to keep track of 2 things: 1. upgrades, downgrades and new initiations 2. which fund owns what what search or research do you use? Care to share?