Tampa florida. What is the trading environment like?

Quote from IndexTrader:

Can one of you guys who've lived year 'round in Florida tell me what I should expect in terms of power outages and other problems related to storms where one is forced to shut down or evacuate? How often do you experience thunderstorms that prevents you from trading? How about reliability of fast internet under such conditions?

I'm thinking of relocating somewhere to the gulf side but am concerned on this issue.

I'm most of the time in SF area of Calif and weather here is fairly predictable.

Thanks for your input!
I'm in Collier county (Broward before that). In the summer, you'll get an brief but hard afternoon shower or storm just about every day, but it's usually very short lived. A lot of times only for a few minutes. Winters are really nice (no rain).

The power outages are intermittent (it depends - time of year), but usually are only for a split second, and then it's back to business.

As far as hurricanes go, You get a couple warnings a year, but it's only enough to get the victims of paranoia all worked up, and enough to blow the garbage cans around a bit. It's kind of fun watching the p. victims run around with craze to board up their windows. Plywood, water, and ice get scarce. But the eased know it's time to stock up on the hard beverages and get ready for the party. :cool:

Oh yeah, if your buying (or not for that matter) make sure that your dwelling isn't in a flood zone. In some areas, the row boats are drug out so they can get down the street.

... and I use cable and works fine without any problem
 
Quote from zangari3:

There are a few firms in Tampa. There is Sunstate, WorldCo and Navillus. Just to name a few. I don't know much about them though. I think there a quite a few traders in the area. I am not sure were everyone from Protrader went after they closed. Good luck with your search.


Z

worldco went out of business long time ago
 
Quote from zangari3:

There are a few firms in Tampa. There is Sunstate, WorldCo and Navillus. Just to name a few. I don't know much about them though. I think there a quite a few traders in the area. I am not sure were everyone from Protrader went after they closed. Good luck with your search.


Z
you are in the loop worldco? you must be drinking vodka with somer russian taders
 
Quote from Ebo:

and this is value added to this forum?
the money was blown way up into the sky(skyworks).

where is your sense of poetic justice.

do something useful like lamenting and coming up with a solution for the decline of this board.

did you post to the board when libertad came up with the proposition that if dollars became the currency of the world
maids all over the world would make the same as maids in the u,s, and this would be just. we got some real economic geniuses on this board.

quote from libertad Why not move towards a single world currency...?
Fair is fair....labor...professional...all on a clean and fair slate...why should a hard working Indian get paid 1/3 US wages for the same skills?...Why should mexican laborers work 16 hours to equate 5 hours US labor pay...for the same work ?

Why not make the whole picture...more equal...?

Just maybe it starts with the US joining the euro...."
 
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