Recent content by mgarc

thanks, i saw that when i was googling. seems that you have to be under their IBKR PRO category to earn a decent interest rate. and under PRO stock trades are charged a commission as opposed to free elsewhere.

that seems to be a good way to do it. thanks for the idea. i will try to see if that is doable with my broker.

hi all, as interest rates have been rising, just wanted to find out if there are any futures brokers out there that pay interest on unused daily cash balances? mine currently does not. i could try to ask. but wanted to find out first what is the current situation out there. thank you.

what's NL? thanks.

okay, got it. thanks.

how much of a sell off are you looking for? thanks.

can i ask how much did they charge? you can pm me if you want to keep it private. thanks.

hi specterx. yes, that is true. i brought up the topic with my US accountant. i will await his reply. but i would think best would be to consult tax experts in canada and spain. i just wanted to throw it out there in the forum. sometimes, someone has experieced something similar in the...

i am considering two countries: canada and spain. i had mentioned this in my original post. would appreciate any experiences or information on the tax system of these countries, specifically if carryover capital losses that have been generated while outside of these countries, can still be...

hi DaveV, thanks for the reply. let me be more clear with my question. with regard to my US income taxes, yes things are clear with that. i still have to pay taxes wherever in the world that i reside. and yes my capital loss carryovers still apply. my question concerns taxes in my new...

the past few years have been tough. as a result i have built up a sizeable capital loss carryover amount. (i am a US citizen). i am seriously considering relocating to a new country, perhaps canada or maybe even spain. i would like to ask what would happen to my carryover capital losses...

was just curious about trading US markets from the philippines for filipino citizens residing in the philippines (not really investing in the philippines).

thanks for the input, but yeah, best to ask a local tax advisor concerning citizens.