i use IB myself, they have an office in HK. in my own opinion, IB is top notch for professional trader. i would not recommend any brokers other than IB. besides i have not try other futures brokers clayton
There are some apartments (or what we call "village house") in Lamma Island, the rent is around $4000-$7000 (HKD) for 350sq feet to 700 sq feet. If you only trade at home, there is no need to live near any business district. All outlying Island apartment rent is cheap, less polluted and having some nice beach.
Hi cwl18, I live in HK, day trader ~~ mainly in FX eurusd & audusd plus E-mini S&P. I added ur msn already. Let's see if we are a good match.
90 days, visa not required http://www.immd.gov.hk/ehtml/hkvisas_4.htm Search for U.S.A. on the above page. I know some foreigners go to Macau/Thailand every 90 days for extending their stay. But, I am not sure how many times they can do it. If you want to stay very long term or permanent in HK, you need working visa or investment immigration.
I am moving to hk to trader US and european futures around march. It be good to keep in touch. I am keen to share office with fellow traders too.