Traders: The head of the Equ-worth fund is seen leaving Gardner/Ross. She was there to collect a two million dollar interest payment on a bond issue. As the agent in charge of this bond Sally undertakes an investigation to find the source of the bond. It turns out, her father was in charge of a 30 million dollar Cartegean bond, registered to a shell company "Sally Ross Securities" leaving her on the hook for all of it. Marty is in a slump, down just over 1.2 million when Kathy tries to help. She tells him of a way of reading his own subconscious using a pendant. The technique proves right the first two times, and Marty makes his money back. However, when he tries to take a long position in Kenderson Cable, a huge selloff leaves him on the hook for over 1.26 million putting him back where he started. A Canadian Senator (Warren Bishop) comes to Sally with a cheque for two million dollars, that will meet the interest payment. He tells her that the bond was setup as a slush fund for CSIS, and he asks Sally to administer it. However, Adam soon learns there IS no secret CSIS slush fund. He also discovers a link between the Senator and a youth violence project, that links him to the boy that attacked Cedric. Meanwhile an old friend of D'Arby's Pete Macashac shows up at GR despereate to raise 40 million in order to save a timber mill D'Arby once worked at. Donald suggests a loan, but Adam overrides his authority and pushes through an equity offering. D'Arby's father shows up and demands he attend an awards ceremony in his honour, but D'Arby refuses. He also learns his father is planning on stealing the mill. D'Arby is able to convince Macashac to take a loan, over the equity offering, and he saves the mill. Sally and Jack bring in her father's killer, and pay for his legal council in exchange for his testemony against the crooked senator.

Starring:

Angela Vint, Bruce Gray, Chris Leavins, David Cubitt, David Hewlett, Gabriel Hogan, Kim Huffman, Patrick McKenna, Rachael Crawford, Rick Roberts, Ron Gabriel, Sonja Smits

Genre:

Drama