http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/cgt/
I do know accountants, but none are "cheap". Chances are you don't need one anyway, you can calculate CGT yourself, easy enough, use FIFO for multiple buy and sells of the same asset, do it on a spreadsheet.
Forex or futures trading are only a zero sum game if you take into account pure speculation, but when you take into account hedging, they no longer are.
i don't think so, i'm looking for 1920-30 at least, volatility has come back in, nr end of June, very frothy market, needs to have a minor correction at least
what screws you up in trading is when you only have small positions on when you are right and big positions on when you are wrong....whether you are right or wrong doesn't matter, it's all to do with how much money you make when right versus how much you lose when wrong.
short at 1943, shoulda shorted earlier, but lost my discipline and didn't have an order in.
kinda hoping it will go back up, only have 1/3 position on.:mad: