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Crime really has increased significantly down here, and its a big deal considering the country's elections are coming up next year. But they don't really bother with foreigners though. I own a condo that's a part of a gated complex, but my house isnt in a gated community. You can get a...

It depends on the type of business. The Bahamian people seem to really love food :p . So a good food business would probably do well. I know someone who is presently setting up a Sushi Bar, but he's going really high-end in the tourist area. Introducing a new food franchise down here...

In order to stay down here for more than a 3 month tourist visa, you would need some sort of residency status. The actual cost of the permanent resident card is minimal, however what is expensive is what you have to do to get it. In my case I bought a house (I actually have a condo too). A...

Only prop firms are not regulated, I was referring to a broker/dealer who is very much regulated. With regard to him being able to make things happen; I was making reference to his proficiency and speed in handling my requests.

I'm trading down in the Bahamas with a firm that might be able to meet your needs. Its a small to medium sized broker but so far I've been very impressed with them (the owner seems like the type who can make things happen). Send me a personal message if you're interested.

If you're talking about suretrader, I have an account with them and they clear through Penson (yeah sucks I know :mad: )... But I think they give you a choice for Legent as well (Im not sure).

You can easily get wireless preepaid internet down here. And I heard in an ad the other day that the local phone company here (BTC) is preparing to offer 4G early next year. Anyone who is planning to move here can easily come down on a trip to check out the technology and infrastructure...

'Lucrative' means money making opportunities...:cool:

The price will depend on whether you stay in a tourist area or local area. In the local areas, you can get studios from around 600 bucs pm.

Technology-wise, they're up to par with 1st world countries like Canada & the US.

Condos sell down here anywhere from 200k to 1 mill +.. Groceries are sorta expensive (milk costs 8 bucs) Almost everythging is imported so tarrif fees are included in the prices. Thats how the government down here makes their money. However there are no sales tax (or even income tax for that...

Got a home down here, lots of beach with zero snow baby...!!! (Not anything like Halifax). But on top of the SUN, SAND and SEA, they also got a broker/dealer (suretrader) down here that allows me to stay in paradise while trading the world... If you live down here or even if your visiting...

check these guys out... http://www.suretrader.com/ A friend up in Ottawa referred them to me. 2k min to open with no PDT and 6:1 lev... Your welcome...:cool:

check these guys out... http://www.suretrader.com/ Dont have a past experience just yet, only opening up this week. But I like what they're offering...

Yeah I heard about them too. I actually signed up and should be funding the account this week. It was the platform that attracted me as well. But I really got pleasantly surprised when I learned about the PDT rules (or lack thereof). Only funding it with 10k for now so I'll see if the PDT...

I like WSJ.com, they have everything you listed, and more...

Just saw the commercial and thought the exact same thing... Never liked the game much, but there's no denying that Im in the minority. Will let this be one of my first trades on my new offshore platform...(6:1 with no PDT rules baby...)

Sounds like you need to start small again to get your confidence back. Build it back up over time. As you obviously know, confidence is everything in this game...