Best Place to trade in the world - Quality of Life

Discussion in 'Politics' started by CPTrader, Sep 21, 2003.

  1. mark1

    mark1 Guest

    My experience after several trips to Spain , is that generally , if you learn at least to say, gracias, por favor, buenos dias etc, Spaniard appreciate your effort, even if your pronunciation or grammar are not perfect.

    Obviously like any other place in the world , where the concentration of tourists is very high and locals have to deal with hundreds and hundreds of them everyday, courtesy might become an extra.(por desgracia)
     
    #241     Sep 25, 2003
  2. Regarding Moab a few pages back. Visiting that place is awesome (I go there to mtn bike at least once a year), but living there? NO WAY! You are in a tiny (a few thousand people) island of coolness surrounded by a vast ocean of social wasteland called Utah. If you are a loner that wants to wander the canyons that's OK. But if you want a social life you will be miserable. The Mormons won't even let you have real beer!

    Regarding Western Colorado, that is spot on. Crested Butte is very cool and very underappreciated. Telluride and Durango are awesome too. Don't forget Santa Fe NM.

    But my pick is (start laughing) Boise ID. Medium city life, immense outdoor activities. I mtn bike from my back door. I am running class 3/4/5 rivers in the evening when my non-trading buddies get off from work. I can see the ski resort from my front door. The largest wilderness in the lower 48 is 2 hours from here.

    I admit it's not a tax haven nor a capital of culture, but if you want the real outdoors without giving up all of the city stuff, it cannot be beat. Real estate is reasonable, the weather is mild.

    If the whitewater were better, I'd actually say Sun Valley ID is best. The mountain biking there is incredible.
     
    #242     Sep 25, 2003
  3. bigstone

    bigstone

    Shreddog,

    You are probably right about Boise. I have lived in Denver (OK) and Phoenix (hot in the summer) and am now in Rapid City SD.

    I was looking for a no tax state and this isn't it. Too small and no social life. Fly fishing is my thing. Also am thinking about Reno and Vancouver WA. No state tax, close to fishing and for Vancouver no state tax and next to Oregon with no sales tax.

    Regards
     
    #243     Sep 25, 2003
  4. When this thread comes to end? Why are you looking
    for other places? Having broblem with your sex life?
     
    #244     Sep 25, 2003
  5. mark1

    mark1 Guest

    I guess you are looking for advice on the matter, well first of all, in order to have a sex life, you need a life, go get one and come back for advice n 2 , genius.:eek:
     
    #245     Sep 25, 2003
  6. seisan

    seisan

    A lot of law enforcement types - especially from southern California - seem to prefer Idaho for retirement.

    Build 'em a cabin where not many other people are.
    Trading by cabin Wi-fi...? The idea, but not yet...?
    Satellite too slow.... DSL...? Cable?....hardly....

    Lots of peace and quiet flyfishing those rivers and
    streams, too, I guess.
     
    #246     Sep 26, 2003
  7. Has anyone visited South Africa? I hear Cape Town is a beautiful city with a great beach. Any thoughts on South Africa as a great place to trade from??
     
    #247     Sep 28, 2003
  8. Any traders on Jamaica's north coast? Anyone trading from Jamaica?
     
    #248     Sep 28, 2003
  9. Heard it's very cheap and broadband is widely available . What is there to do ?
     
    #249     Sep 28, 2003
  10. Maybe the best part of Jamaica is the north coast - Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, Negril, etc. That's the resort area - beaches, water sports, great hotels and restaurants, good looking women from around the world, relaxed lifestyle. Currency exchange rate like JA$50 to US$1. For broadband search Cable & Wireless Jamaica.
     
    #250     Sep 28, 2003