Re:Nicer
<HTML>Hello guys ak Klin said for a day-trading (some canadian account does not allow day-trading) one better opens a day-trading account (get a training first, I saw a documentary Toronto has someone offer the training), certainly you need quite amonut of capital. I don't think that is the case for most of us (I heard minimum is about $200,000). Ontario allows day-trading not all the provinces of Canada. However, as my experience, trading too asctive (hold a buying less than 3-month) I always lost. Therefore if you think (make-up you own mend) one is good to buy, why don't you keep it. NO ONE HAS A SHARP EYES TO PREDICT A STOCK WILL 10% INCREASE IN NEXT COMING WEEK. So do we. Specially as a amature and part time player. I always go the investment stretagies recommended by the experts then pick a couple with which I feel comfortable. I never expect double my inves in 3-month even in 1997, 98. Be reasonable, inves $10k today, if 20% return annualy, anyone knows what you will be after 25 years.</HTML>