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Interesting to say the least...

My knowledge of economics isn't as great as it should be,but as the gateway of the Americas is Miami in a perfect position to capitalize on this with a booming Latin America?

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Nice!
I'm hoping for Brickell to start attracting european and asian banks and financial companies aswell.

Perhaps the financial brain power will still prefer London/NYC but among the second hand choices; Miami could easily beat Dubai as a place to work.

Nice!
I'm hoping for Brickell to start attracting european and asian banks and financial companies aswell.

Perhaps the financial brain power will still prefer London/NYC but among the second hand choices; Miami could easily beat Dubai as a place to work.

Please explain how Miami can and will beat Dubai as a place to work as far as finance is concerned.

It's in Amurka and has insuperable ties and connections to the next booming economies of the world in Latin America?

Please explain how Miami can and will beat Dubai as a place to work as far as finance is concerned.

What Hia-leah JDM said plus it's a liveable city?

If you think Miami has dead streets and highways and an un-bearable summer... Wait till you see Dubai!
No street-level activity at all, only highways and 120 in the summer...

what building will the exchange be in?
and will it by any chance look like this:
http://www.google.com/imgres?q=nyse&um=1&hl=en&sa=N&biw=1280&bih=707&tbm=isch&tbnid=ycg1j55PsYbSjM:&imgrefurl=http://finlittv.com/2011/05/nyse-euronext-to-promote-financial-literacy-week/&docid=MeIlGz8FH6s1VM&w=600&h=400&ei=585yTs3uJcuitgfSltShDA&zoom=1&iact=hc&vpx=599&vpy=201&dur=2064&hovh=183&hovw=275&tx=159&ty=87&page=1&tbnh=155&tbnw=189&start=0&ndsp=16&ved=1t:429,r:3,s:0
lol JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJJJAAAJJAJAJAJA!

what building will the exchange be in?
and will it by any chance look like this:
http://www.google.com/imgres?q=nyse&um=1&hl=en&sa=N&biw=1280&bih=707&tbm=isch&tbnid=ycg1j55PsYbSjM:&imgrefurl=http://finlittv.com/2011/05/nyse-euronext-to-promote-financial-literacy-week/&docid=MeIlGz8FH6s1VM&w=600&h=400&ei=585yTs3uJcuitgfSltShDA&zoom=1&iact=hc&vpx=599&vpy=201&dur=2064&hovh=183&hovw=275&tx=159&ty=87&page=1&tbnh=155&tbnw=189&start=0&ndsp=16&ved=1t:429,r:3,s:0
lol JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJJJAAAJJAJAJAJA!

Exchanges are reducing the floor model in favor of the computerized versions.
A little sad, I like the buzz of the floor. :)

It'll probably be more like this http://www.cbc.ca/gfx/images/news/topstories/2009/08/19/w-stock-market-cp-RTR26VDD.jpg

And it's HAHAHAHA :)

Exchanges are reducing the floor model in favor of the computerized versions.
A little sad, I like the buzz of the floor. :)

It'll probably be more like this http://www.cbc.ca/gfx/images/news/topstories/2009/08/19/w-stock-market-cp-RTR26VDD.jpg

And it's HAHAHAHA :)
ooohhhh interesting:)
but do you know what building they'll be at or if they're even going downtown?

... and i know i was just still laughing from the marlins stadium thread\
jajajaajajajaj...i mean hahahahahahaha.:banana:^^

It'll be great to have something like that in Brickell or Downtown, but I have a hunch it'll probably end up in an office park in Doral. :dunno:

A little bird told me they are looking in Brickell. It only makes sense to be in the center of the financial district of South Florida...why would they look in Doral? :nuts:

Exchanges are reducing the floor model in favor of the computerized versions.
A little sad, I like the buzz of the floor. :)

It'll probably be more like this http://www.cbc.ca/gfx/images/news/topstories/2009/08/19/w-stock-market-cp-RTR26VDD.jpg

And it's HAHAHAHA :)

What is the rule? :nuts:...and if I am in an European forum....what am I supposed to write? You are crazy bro...lighten up....have a drink...:cheers:

A little bird told me they are looking in Brickell. It only makes sense to be in the center of the financial district of South Florida...why would they look in Doral? :nuts:
because for some reason everyone wants to put they're headquarters in doral...which i never understood why? there has to be a logical reason.

just off the top of my head:
royal caribean
carnival
ryder-#127 in fortune 500
(and im sure theres more but i just cant remember)

RCL's headquarters are on Dodge Island, they just renewed the lease this year. They also have offices in Miramar.

because for some reason everyone wants to put they're headquarters in doral...which i never understood why? there has to be a logical reason.

just off the top of my head:
royal caribean
carnival
ryder-#127 in fortune 500
(and im sure theres more but i just cant remember)

Go to the bookstore and buy a copy of "Aerotropolis"; the Doral phenomenon will make a lot more sense to you. ;)

because for some reason everyone wants to put they're headquarters in doral...which i never understood why? there has to be a logical reason.

Cheap land and/or rent I imagine. Corporations everywhere are doing it... fleeing the downtown's for suburbs.

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because for some reason everyone wants to put they're headquarters in doral...which i never understood why? there has to be a logical reason.

just off the top of my head:
royal caribean
carnival
ryder-#127 in fortune 500
(and im sure theres more but i just cant remember)

Norwegian Cruise Line is technically not in Doral, but it is often considered to be since it's just on the other side of the Palmetto. USSOUTHCOM is another notable employer in Doral.

Isn't Univision Television Headquarters in Doral as well?

Isn't Univision Television Headquarters in Doral as well?

I'll allow Don Francisco to answer this one:

"La mayor parte de las instalaciones de producción en Doral, pero la sede actual de Univision en Nueva York.

Y ahora, una canción sobre el detergente Tide ..."

http://www.laregiondigital.com.mx/web/images/stories/Imagenes/06-01-2011/donfrancisco.jpg

^^...:lol:....so funny....I hate that show.

^^...:lol:....so funny....I hate that show.
are you nuts!!! I grew up watching that show with my grandmother its the best! the guys like 100 but he looks like hes 60:lol::banana:^^

No comments.....lol.....:)

Taxes in Doral are much better than Brickell, which is why companies outside of finance are relocating.

There is a plan to move all the consuls in Miami into one consolidated building in Coral Gables. They mayor recently has been recruiting, though unsuccessfully.

If we had a mini "Embassy Row" in downtown or Brickell, it would he awesome. Instead they're spread out.

I really Doubt it will look like that (BTW, thats the Franckfurt stock Exchange). I think, that the new miami exchange will look more like the DirectEdge (EDGX) in New Jersey.. Wich consist in a small trading floor full of programmers. And the Market Makers and Liquidity providers will be locate in their own offices, but not at the exchange floor..

I really doubt about the success of this exchange, since the competition is brutal in this industry. EDGX, BATS, ARCA etc all of those exchange were lucky when they came around, because in those days the ECN arb business was booming (Buying an Stock in one exchange and reselling that stock at another exchange was the real deal back in those days, like Buying at NYSE route and selling at EDGX for a penny profit). Today, that kind of trade are pretty much over... Options?? must institutional players prefer the open outcry models for options. That's why the CBOE, NYBOT, CME and NYMEX trading floor still open.


ooohhhh interesting:)
but do you know what building they'll be at or if they're even going downtown?

... and i know i was just still laughing from the marlins stadium thread\
jajajaajajajaj...i mean hahahahahahaha.:banana:^^