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Trading in Thailand
- Thread starter FireWalker
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Quote from toeknee:
Currently trading U.S. equities in Bangkok since the beginning of the year. Connection speed is good enough. No complaints really. Trading through a prop firm out here. If anyone wants info, PM me.
Sent PM. I didn't know there were prop firms out here. I assume it is dsl?
Anyone in or near Chiang Mai?
Quote from toeknee:
Currently trading U.S. equities in Bangkok since the beginning of the year. Connection speed is good enough. No complaints really. Trading through a prop firm out here. If anyone wants info, PM me.
anyone know of or recommend any hotels or service apartments that offer in-room secured high-speed internet (no wi-fi) connection? want to day trade futures using ninjatrader & IB.
thanks!
Quote from copa8:
anyone know of or recommend any hotels or service apartments that offer in-room secured high-speed internet (no wi-fi) connection? want to day trade futures using ninjatrader & IB.
thanks!
Good luck with that. Most guesthouses will secure their wifi with a password. Or the more expensive ones will have their own custom gateway where they assign every person (machine) who logs on their own username/password. Or they have internet shops, but that would be inconvenient. If someone does know of a hotel (in thailand) that has hard ethernet hubs in each room. Probably a western one that would be $60-120/night. And I bet the internet would be EXTRA.
In order to have your own exclusive internet, you either will need to use 3G wireless sim card (TrueMove H [MyCat], AIS, DTAC, TOT), or you need your own subscription to a landline connection (True, Cat, ToT, 3BB). I suggest 9Mbps down and 1Mbps Up, which will be about $27/month USD. Make sure you do a speed test while the guys are there to ensure your computer gets the correct speed.
Quote from ybfjax:
Good luck with that. Most guesthouses will secure their wifi with a password. Or the more expensive ones will have their own custom gateway where they assign every person (machine) who logs on their own username/password. Or they have internet shops, but that would be inconvenient. If someone does know of a hotel (in thailand) that has hard ethernet hubs in each room. Probably a western one that would be $60-120/night. And I bet the internet would be EXTRA.
In order to have your own exclusive internet, you either will need to use 3G wireless sim card (TrueMove H [MyCat], AIS, DTAC, TOT), or you need your own subscription to a landline connection (True, Cat, ToT, 3BB). I suggest 9Mbps down and 1Mbps Up, which will be about $27/month USD. Make sure you do a speed test while the guys are there to ensure your computer gets the correct speed.
3G is good,reliable ? Price/GB ?
Quote from ybfjax:
In order to have your own exclusive internet, you either will need to use 3G wireless sim card (TrueMove H [MyCat], AIS, DTAC, TOT), or you need your own subscription to a landline connection (True, Cat, ToT, 3BB). I suggest 9Mbps down and 1Mbps Up, which will be about $27/month USD. Make sure you do a speed test while the guys are there to ensure your computer gets the correct speed. [/B]
Would these be the safest way to use the internet to trade while traveling? And is there a safe way to use hotel WIFI when traveling? Thanks.