Just today, I went to a Japanese owned sushi restaurant that was recommended by a fellow Japanese resident here.

The "trader" doesn't have the money, just a letter from a TL that says they do.

Volume traders can negotiate even much lower commission rates with brokerage firms.

Ive been a trader for 15 years so I understand risk more than most and willing to go forward.

Carol HeltonInvestment AdvisorREI Trader, LLC

@Brant JonesI am looking at that area also and have not yet done a real estate deal to speak of except real estate stocks as I am an active trader.

It wasn't until the advent of manufactured trusses that 'wide open spaces' became commonplace (Although some of the building techniques in Japanese architecture and borrowed in very high-end bungalow architecture had some incredibly innovative ways to create open spaces, but I digress...)Before removing walls in any structure, you should consult a professional... especially if some dumbass wholesaler is telling you that the brick siding means that there are no load bearing walls!

I find a cute girl, and she tells me about a group of FOREX traders in the area and to check them out.

Traders at the hedge fund level do not want to waste their time with people who do not behave professionally.

Previously a popular strategy for Japanese house wifes who could borrow yen cheaply and then buy dollar denominated debt at a higher rate of return.