is a good area to live. Not too expensive and is only a 15 mins bus/tram ride from Central (the financial district) in Hong Kong Island.
I know a couple of people trading from Taiwan. The problem for the majority of Taiwanese and even Hong Kongers about posting on this board is that they don't speak English.
def, Now you know one more. What time do you sleep? I saw some IB "kiosks" in shopping malls in HK recruiting new acounts when I went there. BTW, I think I saw your post before mentioning something about IB and Qcharts, any update on this? pretzel
Sleep: whenever my kids let me We have never had a Kiosk in a shopping mail so you must be mistaken. There were a couple of expos or other places where we demoed or were invited to speak. Qcharts: I'm not sure what is happening - if anything - with qcharts anymore. E-signal, quotetracker, sierracharts are three that I know of that have or are in the process of linking up to our HK data feed for charting. BTW, I'll be in Taiwan next weekend for a softball tournament.
Hi def, Hard to be trading at dawn for the US markets, so I might switch to ESTX50. I'm based in Kaohsiung, so give me a call when you're here, maybe we can "hook up" - that's the name of this section, right? pretzel
Hey, Taiwan Traders, great to hear that there are live traders from Taiwan. I am curious to know how you guys started trading U.S. Equities? and what brokers do you use to trade?
i live in the phillipines..they have dsl capability but expensive to hook up and maintain..costs probably more than u.s.s but cheaper to live here.i don't own a computermyself..i trade at an internet cafe and pay about 20 dollars a month but i dont have realtick or any software to enhance my trading capabilities.