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Indeed you can't get a job there if you are on the lump sum taxation regime. you basically need to be able to live with what you earn outside of switzerland.

Essentially, you create company there, you don't even have to say it is a hedge fund. I don't think they are heavily regulated. It is also very quick, and very cheap (count max $1500 to setup one).

ie you are not supposed to work at all in switzerland, just live there. Historically, this has been the regime of choice for the likes of pro tennis players, F1 race drivers, and rich people who live off off their portfolio/trust funds. pro tennis players do not play tennis in switzerland...

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Second possibility : Before you even move there, you negociate with the cantonal tax authorities a fix-rate deal. They will want to know you have some money available (not millions, but they will want to know you can sustain yourself). Your tax will be essentially indexed on your rent (or an...

I myself fancy those : http://www.peplink.com/

I may be wrong, but I think people have understood it wrong. He didn't say he had lost 50% of his account by one trade from his system, he said he made a trade *outside* of his system (presumably a long position without stop loss at all) and lost 50% of his account. Having a system and trading...

I am still going to stick to my PepLink routers, who provide the best of both worlds in my opinion, ie, as easy to configure as a common mainstream brand, and definitely more usuable than a pro cisco one, and still has more power than the ones that are targeted at home users.

PepLink do really good dual (or triple) WAN routers.