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  1. J

    Trading via own remote company in a no-tax-country

    One worst case is leaving US citizen, for the reason of high tax.
  2. J

    My goal is to make at least 30% per month

    There were 400 years after stock market is open in Holland. If there is ONLY (at least) ONE person who attains annual 20% trading logic FOR THE 400 YEARS, then he (and his sons) has all asset OVER THE WORLD. Therefore there was NO TRADING LOGIC at all for the 400 years. However there was...
  3. J

    Can't Make Money

    No one ever never say "I am stupid"
  4. J

    Can't Make Money

    Stock market is zero-sum as most other capitalism tools are too. It is well-known that roughly 90% of traders will eventually losing in the long run, as most other countries are the same. It is similar to poker table and with tax+commission it is actually minus-sum game. Most frequent...
  5. J

    If you never visit Wall St, then look at this clip.

    Exactly. With no more visit, specially Wall St, the above clip is enough for me.
  6. J

    If you never visit Wall St, then look at this clip.

    Personally I went to NYC before many times, like liberty statue or Penn Station. However, back then before starting trading, no chance to stop in Wall St at all.
  7. J

    If you never visit Wall St, then look at this clip.

    For the mid-town, see Appreciated to internet, for trading without going to NYC never ever. I guess money circulation in stock market might be doubled after appearance of internet.
  8. J

    If you never visit Wall St, then look at this clip.

    Dear- I was planning to visit NYSE in Wall Street, as a casual trader. However after seeing I may not go there, to save several $K's.
  9. J

    Central Limit Theorem & Trading

    Quite close to Brownian motion (Normal distribution) and also should see the Log-Normal since the market behaves under compounding process. Very very few are under compounding scheme in the world and most other area behaves under Euclidean ("simple" instead of "compounding"). Many reference...
  10. J

    Central Limit Theorem & Trading

    I agree with K-Pia, more than Sergio. Stock market is NOT perfectly random. There is some tendency, however NOT MUCH. For explanation, I would say that 90% random and 10% causality. There will be lots of application of statistics, to stock market, specially in trading for profit. I don't care...
  11. J

    Trading via own remote company in a no-tax-country

    Specifically let's make examples. A) Annual (before expense) return is 30% (assured by his own discretion) and trade once every day B) Annual return is 20% and trade once every week. [Quiz] Which country is best for the two traders A) and B). Furthermore show me the border of the two...
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    Trading via own remote company in a no-tax-country

    So far 1) best country for the commission is probably US and IB/Robinhood 2) best country for incometax-wise is BVI/Monoco/MiddleEast 3) best country for tracsaction tax (with NO income tax) is probably China (not officially open to individual foreign traders yet), compared to UK and HK...
  13. J

    Central Limit Theorem & Trading

    Furthermore, a good (profitable and safe in the long-run) trading logic is most likely "stationary".
  14. J

    Central Limit Theorem & Trading

    Possibly close to complex system too.
  15. J

    Central Limit Theorem & Trading

    Instead of CLT, possbly stock market is more related to Brownian motion.
  16. J

    Central Limit Theorem & Trading

    I never heard Taleb. But during the last 400 years (after appearance of stock market in Netherland), I would say "There was NO person who attain annual 20 % compounded, for the last 400 years"
  17. J

    Central Limit Theorem & Trading

    For study of CLT, I have Billingsley in my bookshelves. Which book do you have?
  18. J

    Central Limit Theorem & Trading

    Hope to have a friend having peorsonal logic that "NEVER go broke, EVER"
  19. J

    Central Limit Theorem & Trading

    I just mean that 10 pieces of portfolio (at one time) may NOT be enough to follow population (index change), at least 30 pieces might be preferable. Also, 3 years of return rate (profit curve) may be TOO short for any conclusion.... Prabably at least 10 years of return is meaningful(significant).
  20. J

    Central Limit Theorem & Trading

    I feel K-Pia have studied Billingsley or Lehmann.
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