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The faster you can go, the more you can do ...

And more expensive ...

If we stay in the Bahamas next year, we were planning on moving to Europe; I am thinking of Paradise Island in Nassau. More to do ...

We live in Freeport on Grand Bahama; Yes and yes; Yes and you can but you probably want an annual residency without the right to work; $2 K instead of $20K; My wife flies to Chicago; regularly ...

You can use an onshore broker if they will take your companies account; it is just not preferred ...

I just want some intraday volitility ...

The only question is are you making enough money to have it make sense ...

I don't think you have to worry about that ...

Yes.

It is your entity; and it gets you up to about $125,000 if single, $250,000 if married ...

It is all about the money; the beaches, resorts, etc. are just fluff ...

The market has discounted the war; the word now is earnings ...

Here is the bottom line: If you are not making any money it is a waste of time; if you are you are crazy not too ...

What is that suppose to mean?

1) You have to be offshore; 2) A foreign broker is better, most just introduce but it cements your offshore status; 3) You should have an offshore company; 4) You enter into an employment agreement with your offshore entity to recharacterize your capital gains or ordinary income into...

Sort of ...

No, but nice ...

Big deal ...

Yes you will have to reorganize your accounts ...

No you can't. Lot more complicated ...