I also hear there's a Trader Joe's coming to town. 

I was a horrible swing trader.

It was canceled only in 1942 (three weeks after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor) and the wartime years of 1943 and 1945.

As a landlord I would never trade rent or purchase payments for labor, never. 

One's level of access to quality notes is highly dependent on the quality of the relationships that one has built with loan traders. 

You wouldn't walk up to a stock trader and say "hey, I don't have any money, but I know how to analyze stocks, give me some of yours to invest and we'll split the profit". 

I’m young and want to start my life, I’m a forex trader and have been aspiring to become a REI.

I would literally just rake it and think of it as a Japanese garden

@Todd Trader Hi Tom, I think I have emailed you.

The stock market is incredibly volatile, so unless you're a day trader capitalizing on the fluctuation or you're someone parking their money in an index fund for the next 30 years that's not the most appetizing option.