Trading in Brazil?

Discussion in 'Hook Up' started by richie90, Nov 14, 2003.

  1. Thanks for info Given. I think still Brazil needs to work hard
    to compete in Tourism industry. I will be Comparing Thailand
    VS brazil in response to "Richie90" and intersted someone to
    convince me why brazil can be a better distination.
     
    #51     Dec 4, 2003
  2. tlojek

    tlojek

    Anyone working on the field of Investment in Brazil or South America? I am from Europe and looking for interesting contacts.
     
    #52     Dec 4, 2003
  3. Well, as with all other countries that i know, taking one unit
    souldn't be taxed for indivitual use for a longterm stay. I
    have not been to brazil so i can't 100% confirm. You won't
    have that Problem with Thailand for sure.

    Regards to your second question, i will try to give some in-depth
    info with regards to differnet intersts:

    Food:
    -Any fast food meal for around $2 and any beer for around $1,
    Thai meal for around 1-2$.
    -Foods are sold everywhere on the outdoor stall on streets.
    -there are more than 1000 variety of thai Dishes and fruits alone.
    -Chinese, japanese, italian, Arabic,...foods every corner.
    Btw not much interst in american franchise foods among tourist.


    -Tourism and safty:
    Thailand has around 11 Million toursit arrival every year mostly
    from western countries. Thai peolpe never rob and kill you, but
    treat you like a Boss. (they rob your money in respected ways).
    over 3 million forigners are leaving in thailand mostly bachelores.


    -Transportation and infurstrature:
    2nd most car traffic conjacted city in world, so i think it's not
    adviceable and comfortable to drive your own car.
    9 miles taxi ride will cost you 2$. You can use under ground
    metro, Air train station, and paid express ways. Bangkok is
    ranked 6th city in the world for tall highrises.


    -People:
    Officialy 65 million with another 20 million bordering countries.
    Bangkok with urban is 20 million. Peolpe are extremly friendly
    form outside (god knows what's from inside). 90% budha, 10%
    muslims.


    - Entertainment:
    some peolpe come to Visit historical sights, Shopping, resorts
    that look like paradise, and legandry sexlife. Bangkok city
    doesn't have beaches. Pattaya is nearest attraction, and
    pukhet, kou saumai, krapi has most beautifull resorts, and
    chaingmai has reputation for best standard for living, but
    might feel little lonely, because lake of forigners. (70% in
    Bangkok alone)


    -Climate:
    Summer: April-July 28-37 celcious
    winter: Agust-Oct 20-28 celcious raining most days
    spring: Nov- Feb most pleasent climate


    -Language:
    it's Thai. Peolpe don't expect you to speak thai, and will be
    surprised if you do. english is widely understood. so no
    language problem.


    - for Daytrading bussiness:
    you can lease apartment for for even 4-6 monthes and cost
    you 250$ only. Net cafes are everycorner.
    I trade from furnished apartment (hotel) for $500 and extra
    70$ for ready in-room DSL with damn fast speed you need.
    I take my laptop and a desktop with 2 LCDS with me always.



    If you need further info about thailand, you can visit these
    three forums where thousand of guys (expatriats) are waiting
    to answer your questions

    www.nanapong.com
    www.nanaplaza.com
    www.bangkoktonight.com
     
    #53     Dec 4, 2003
  4. spaceman

    spaceman

    Yes, I live at the beach. In Rio I can definiteley get you some leads.


    :) No worries. I think like this: if you haven't figured it out why you should go to Brazil instead of Thailand you have some things to work on :). I have been to both places. Let me ask you this. What are your main reason for travelling? Calm Beaches for photos? Definitely Thailand. Surfing beaches? Definetely Brazil. Old history, museums etc? Both but in different ways. Looking for wonderful nature and variety. Brazil. Warm and interesting culture? Definitely Brazil. Women? Do you prefer Asians or South Americans? Thailand wouldn't be EVEN an option for me. But then again, taste is all personal. Furthermore, the tourism I find in Thailand is the explored one. If you want to find a different track I know what I would choose. But then again, this is my taste.

    :):) :)
     
    #54     Dec 4, 2003
  5. I am almost sure you are joking, but just in case...

    Do not forget most of Latin America has been run for decades by military juntas usually backed by the USA.

    Also, do not forget that the same countries have been robbed and spoiled in the colonial period of their history. I am talking about centuries...

    This is more likely to explain the origin of the problems they actually encounter, rather than their (supposedly) "leftist political class".
     
    #55     Dec 4, 2003
  6. richie90

    richie90

    Aradiel,
    It has always been a desire of mine to visit, live, trade in a couple or more foreign countries before I get too old and not be able to do it. To experience different cultures and learn new languages.
    What have been your experiences in Brazil in the last 21 years?
     
    #56     Dec 10, 2003
  7. My man, forget Brazil, see the attitude of brazillian
    traders, i can see you are beging to get proper info.

    Give Thailand a try, much lower cost of living, Friendliest
    people on earth (they need your money desperatly &
    taken respectfully) and 1000 times safer and more fun.
     
    #57     Dec 19, 2003
  8. =====================================

    Luv the pinapples from Thailand;
    and the deep respect they have for elephants in Asia.:cool:

    Have done enough business in Argentina /Uruguay , thru San Paulo Brazil to make a few comments.

    There are many good reasons why car insurance is so high in SA;

    but enjoyed the friendly Argentina people there and yes spanish /english pace is slower , except city driving.

    Argentina used to be one of most prosperous nations;
    still much much safer overall than USA & they deeply, care & respect North Americans.





    :cool:
     
    #58     Apr 27, 2004

  9. i have a buddy who mariied a thai chick. he;s retiring there - he says with a reasonable amount of scratch, you can buy ANYTHING in thailand.
     
    #59     Apr 27, 2004
  10. murray, have you skied in chile?
     
    #60     Apr 27, 2004