Anyone from Vancouver, Canada?

Discussion in 'Hook Up' started by vorzo, Jan 21, 2003.

  1. gekko

    gekko

    Hello traders,


    I am from Edmonton, Alberta. Anyone from here feel free to PM me. I trade only the ES mini contract.
     
    #191     Oct 15, 2004
  2. Are the Vancouver guys going to get together this year?

    The last get together was roughly 1 year ago?


    Lets go for a chat and beer.

    Whos up for it?
     
    #192     Jan 27, 2005
  3. My thoughts exactly...its time to get together (any night except Thursdays!).
     
    #193     Jan 27, 2005
  4. Yep.
     
    #194     Jan 27, 2005
  5. We definately should.

    It'd be nice to see some of the faces of the other local traders.
     
    #195     Jan 31, 2005
  6. QUISP

    QUISP

    I currently live in Seattle(us citizen) but I bought a condo in Vancouver and live up there half the time .

    There is absolutely nothing in Seattle as far as trading or prop firms.

    I am currently taking the CSC course and CMT just to have on my resume just in case I go thru my money again which has happened 3 times already due to living off profits and one bad year.

    Was wondering if anyone knows If I ..a US citizen with possible Canadian residency due to owning a condo...can trade for a firm or even a prop firm.??

    Possible under the specialized work visa?


    Regardless..it would be nice to meet up with fellow traders.
     
    #196     Jan 31, 2005
  7. I love BC and Vancouver.

    was thinking of coming up over the summer to trade for 3-4 months.

    If anyone would be good enough to advise briefly what I need to arrange in order to rent a place, get a visa, get a cable/dsl account etc., it would be very much appreciated. I live in Chicago, but have some familiarity with BC from prior experiences (2-3 week Holidays).

    ICe
    :cool:
     
    #197     Jan 31, 2005
  8. BrightVancouver

    BrightVancouver Bright Trading, LLC

    QUISP - Having living arrangements for both the US & Canada, your easiest option would be to trade 6 months, less a day, in Canada and the rest in the US. With this nothing changes... just the amazing scenery from a downtown Vancouver condo! :cool:

    iceman1 - Also... trading for a very short period of time, i.e. 3-4 months, should not be that difficult, housing is plentiful and very reasonable. There are a couple firms with offices and numerous other's trading under the radar.
     
    #198     Jan 31, 2005
  9. thanks for the reply...
     
    #199     Jan 31, 2005
  10. QUISP

    QUISP

    I will be at your open house Friday to check things out .
    Currently I am undercapitalized once again to trade the way I do..
    position trade futures in different expiration zones..


    That was my question actually.. On joining a prop firm in Canada as a US citizen or working for a hedge fund/small firm.
    I tried to start a hedge fund but raising funds was next to impossible despite my record.


    See ya up there!
     
    #200     Feb 1, 2005