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To: WebDrone who wrote (14017)	5/25/1998 9:49:00 AM
From: Bill Jackson	Respond to of 213177

WebD, You need an offshore tax haven so you can make money with nothing for Uncle Sammy. Most brokers can trade in Canadian stocks and since you are a US resident and you own the stock via a US broker any money made is your US income and Canada has no tax consequences. The Major exchanges are the Toronto(TSE), Vancouver (VSE) the Montreal (MSE) and the Alberta (ASE). Like any thing you can make or lose money on trades. There are fewer risks in Canada in general(BRE-X??) as there is a more authoritarian regulatory body, and none of the big spreads like the NASDAQ association has. If you want to follow stocks in Canada try this canada-stockwatch.com They offer free quotes(15 min) and also have real time for $6 per month on top of a trader account.($20) or about $18 US$ in total. Bill