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better buy a loto ticket better buy a loto ticket better buy a loto ticket better buy a loto ticket better buy a loto ticket p.s. i was merely "re"stating the obvious ... obvious ... obvious. there is an echo in here. we're stuck in the internet chamber of echo. Oh no.

i can't say i'm a bankruptcy expert. but I have seen quite a few dollar and penny stocks and the majority of them just simply disappear or remain dead for a long time. on occasion a few have resurfaced and made big comebacks and a few others have given some gains. if you take away all the BS...

I think it is simply the best commission structure anyone can have. From beginners who only trade a few 100 shares at a time, the cost is futile and for pros it is simply unbeatable. In both cases the break even is the best in the industry. Execution is also amazing. p.s. I trade for myself...

Why not DIA? just a thought, since the movements are larger in value? and very volatile these days.

Lowest commission and the execution is flawless. All you need is a US address and your on your way to trading. I use to be with RJT and they have modified their commission structure. Now with PointDirex, I get the low commission and better execution??? A no brainer.

is a bankruptcy play but doesn't pay off very much. at least for now.

could you correct me if I'm wrong but isn't Exodus bankrupt and the shares not worth anything??? can you explain why you're still holding your shares? are you hoping for a 2 cent bounce or something.

love is the greatest strength? love's got nothing to do with the traders game. passion maybe? obsession, total devotion to get ripped apart in the first few years. but not love. you can't love money and trading is nothing but money (at least for 99% of us). and that my friend is pure greed. the...

what would be the "one bunch of tax collectors" you referring to? i heard that most tax haven companies can be set up for around 3000usd. and maintained for about half that price the following years. again if you are making serious money. its an idea. caveat emptor. american express and...

who, me? i have an address in the US and trade with an american broker RJT.com, but will be forced to change since they have been acquired by TD Waterhouse and have decided to increase their rates by 200%. you can still have the discount price but have to trade a certain amount of shares per...

you can try enorthern (www.enorthern.com) in Canada, but most serious traders find a way to trade in the US with a US broker. the only people i know who can trade successfully in Canada are very few because of the higher costs. there are a few but they have developped truly profitable models...

i would also be very surprised to know that No taxes have to be paid. in fact it's almost impossible. on another note, i also have a close friend who's brother is a US tax specialist for canadians at Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton in Montreal, he's also gonna get back to me on these issues...

dmacdonal9: I think you may be correct. I logged an email to revenu canada and am still waiting for an answer. I will follow up on that. but if you read my previous links, it does state that NO taxes are to be paid in the US by a canadian owner trading stocks in the US. even if the stocks would...

i was told that if the US corp is owned and operated by canadians (non-residents) only. that is that all owners (in this case I'm alone) are not US residents, then it is NOT liable for US taxes.

i participated in the PointDirex live demo on tuesdays and saw the Platinum and Pro version in action. it's looks to be a really great product. the session was live and i suggest that anyone thinking about joining PointDirex to sign up for the sessions. it's really worth the few hours...

thanks tntneo for the info. can you take a look at the following link: www.offshoreinfo.com/Articles/azzara.html he's called the tax haven reporter. and the way i read this is that a canadian company who's only purpose is to trade in securities, even if he transacted within the US (which...

there are 2 reasons to open an LLC in the US: 1) brokers will not allow canadians to open accounts in the states unless we are established in the US (LLC or Company). so that takes care of allowing us to trade from any US broker as opposed to canadian brokers that charge on average 6 times...

why not just incorporate in a friendly state and still trade from Canada? why can't that be done?

does it have a web site? giving status report on the opening and perhaps letting people know about them. can an online petition be filled at one of these web site? I'm sure a lot of canadian traders would love to fill a form asking them what they think about this situation. canadian traders are...

what do u mean about taxes? don't you have to pay your canadian taxes on the money that you will earn in the US while you're on a temporary visa?. even though Navada and Delaware are tax havens? aren't you obligated to report your revenues to Revenu Canada? how does that work. thanks