Recent content by rubinageniro

BSX, DHI, CEF and LKQ seem to me currently undervalued, but soon to grow.

Thanks buddy, but I’m really not looking at moving base as of today :)

I’m waiting to explore a whole lot of places and in fact the whole thought of earning some extra dough through trading was to help me with my travel dreams, but thanks to this pandemic, that’s come to a halt :(

And if I am employed in a local company? I can’t write off a lot of stuff as non-taxable expenditure, can I!?

Yes I’ve stayed in London a couple of times and absolutely love the vibe there, I’m a fan, but for me that’s what it would stay, one of the places I go to escape

Stuff like donating land and all, now I’m not sure I can be in the league of that big a game :)

Taking residency in UK! Now that’s a whole different deal :)

I don’t work for any fancy company so can’t do that.

Mortgage and insurance are 2 things I’m writing off against as off now, but would love to not give a penny to my govt here, it’s all a sham

I just simply wanna know if there is a genuine way around it

You sure? Because I have heard that traders who use brokers in the tax-friendly nations are able to save more comparatively! However I’m not sure myself and so am here

How safe is it to opt for offshore brokers and how does this whole tax thing work when it comes to brokers overseas? If anyone has any suggestions as to the brokers that helped in this aspect, please do share, thanks.

It’s not less than an inspiration for retail traders to see how fund managers trade. They are more than just making investments. They are willing to learn regardless of whether they make profits or losses.

I think you can use E*Trade only. It is a nice broker to use. I have personally used it and really enjoy trading with its easy to use tools.