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You can stay up to six months in most cases. However you cannot work there during that time unless you have a working VISA, green card etc BTW I am a trader from lethbridge.

Don't feel bad CVX Bid 65.00 Ask 71.50 (at 3:40 EST)stayed there for a minute or two - got scared cancelled all my orders:confused:

I Bright's defence I traded in The vegas Office for 2 month before going remote (with Bright). There was only one network problem that I recall that lasted a few minutes, it happens to all computer systems everywhere, at some point. I was to busy trading to fool around on the internet all...

must have learned something from you in June and July Don. 4 for 4 plus 56 cents LEH,AA,SBC and BAC :D

I am one of those moving to the US to trade with you until Alberta registration is done. :D

Don Are you now registered to do business in all Canadian provinces in addition to BC? :)

I am one of those people that Bright is allowing to begin trading with a lower cash "deposit" than 25K. I have spoke to Don and emailed him numerous times on my situation (Don says I hold the record for longest email thread he has been involved in) I am in agreement with Don that NOT...

I think you would be well advised to seek professional cousel on the subject - the information here probably will hurt more than it helps. This area (international taxation and avoidance) is a extremly complicated one to say the least. I am a CMA who has had some, very limited, experience in...

$3.75 USD a gallon!! - I think you have you facts or math wrong, the most I ever paid in Alberta was $.74 per litre take .74 times 3.8 (litres per gallon) times .63 (USD/CAD average rate) = $1.77 per gallon USD your math says $1.58 CAD/Litre :eek: Move to Alberta 39% top rate:D

I want to return at least for the summer and spend some of that USD:D

The "TN Visa" are for temporary non-immigrant workers - unlimited one year terms- I do not believe the salary limit applies nor does the stealing of a job apply. The TN Visa falls under NAFTA. This is the easiest and cheapest VISA to get and there are no limits on the number that can be...

I plan to start trading with Bright (in Vegas) in May. I will be using, probably, maybe a "TN VISA" Which is a visa for professionals I am a CMA - below is a link which outlines that visa - depending on your background you may qualify. http://travel.state.gov/tn_visas.html

A book by Stephane Reverre - "The complete Arbitrage Desk Book" He was head of index arbitrage and quantitative trading for a french bank. Although the book is about arbitrage in broad and complex mathematical sense it has some info on pair trading - it is heavy on math but does give pretty...

I have available for sale a complete set up PASSPERFECT Series 7 study Materials. I purchased the material in December 2001 and am finished with it. It is the Passperfect Smart 7 Bundle - valued at $400.00 (see passperfect site) www.passperfect.com It includes: A two (2) volume...

As a public practice accountant I would tell you this if you had another income (job) and did daytrading on the side - the income from daytrading would most likely be considered capital gain for both long and short term holds. 50% inclusion or 20% tax on the total If you derive a substantial...

Some professional's (INS has a list) in Canada or Mexico can get a "TN" visa through free trade (NAFTA) with only an application at the border crossing, A letter from the employer, "professional" status documentation and $50.00 - good for a year + can be extended I plan to go to Vegas to...