To the bank! Actually I was agreeing that @beerntrading had a good point, I was the primary guilty party he was gently referring to, and I'll try the do a better job ignoring the trolls.
Actually, it wasn't anyone in particular...(I don't think, was a few beers deep when I wrote that one). Nor was it really meant as an admonishment against engaging those types. And I agree with @tortoise's sentiment and your posts were informative and welcomed. So, my apologies for overlooking the explicit point in my post while making the implicit one. I've found there's really friendly people just about everywhere I've visited, and those same places have plenty of jerks too. The key is to find the friendly ones, or learn how to engage those who don't necessarily tip their hand to their friendliness. A phrase book and a little effort on my part made all the difference between Paris being a stereotype I hated to visit, and a really friendly place that I absolutely loved.
Maybe consider Greece.Safe as it gets and you will find real estate at historic lows right now.You can chill and trade European markets in the morning,US at noon!Weather is quite warm too.If you like even warmer climate look into Cyprus.You won't regret your choice either way
According to UN projections, Sweden will be a much poorer country by 2030, much worse than what anyone in the Swedish government indicates. http://speisa.com/modules/articles/...rd-world-country-by-2030-according-to-un.html
If you read the actual paper at http://ww.rrojasdatabank.info/HDRP_2010_40.pdf it says no such thing, but why both to read a source, right?
If anyone is looking for a venture to do with trading they might consider starting an hotel devoted to traders. Picking up the losers and celebrating with the winners. But again where should that hotel be ? I fancy Greece for its climate and amenities.
Sweden goes from a HDI of 0.949 in 2010 to a projected HDI of 0.906 in 2030, one of the few Western countries for which a decline is forecasted and a level at which Sweden will join of the likes of Libya et al. You don't have to be a genius to understand where this development comes from.
Malta is pretty good climate wise but politically......... You risk being murdered if you criticize the establishment. A local critic, a woman journalist, was the latest victim recently.