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I quite like the Netherlands all depends if my earnings would get taxed as capital gains and I've heard its a bit ambiguous with short term trading I'd need a professional opinion on that.

Would it be easier traveling whilst trading through an offshore company? Netherlands seem to be particularly picky about residency definition, most countries define it if you spend more than 3 months or 6 months continuously in a year.Could you elaborate on why its hard to purchase boats/cars...

If you have reached this result over a large sample of trades say 1k+ and your risk is tightly controlled this will be seen very favorably by prop firms because it is a live account . If you can consistently make money you dont need a prop firm anyway. Environment could be helpful, maybe you...

A lot of people run online business and travel the world. This is quite advantageous because many countries will not tax foreign income (no advantage to a US citizen though). Has anyone tried this out? Sounds like a great idea. Biggest downside I can think of is that you have to trade with only...

would be better if they made it one day, so there is more unity. Just a side note - there were no income taxes prior to the establishment of the federal reserve in 1913, every dollar created in existance is debt because it is money borrowed from the fed to the government (and btw the fed is...

"Free" xTrader means you pay more in commissions but it can certainly save you a lot of money if you trade small size. The ninjatrader DOM doesnt stand up to xtrader at all because xtrader will show size hitting into bids/offers which is the most important thing, ninjatrader DOM will only show...

Take for example xTrader, which costs $1500 per month (pro version) and is popular among professional traders, and ninjatrader, which you can buy outright for $1500. What justifys the price difference? I know xtrader is known for its quality DOM, but at the same time there's the option of buying...

Hi, I actually think Sweden is a great place to live but it was my impression that income taxes are very high there (over 50% for highest bracket), do you have any specific information on how they tax traders?

Thanks for your input. If thats the case it looks like US is a much better option because of the 60/40 rule for futures. I am also fine with trading through a company. I hear andorra is also a good low tax place.

Hi, I am interested in moving to Europe to trade (futures trading), any suggestions? Low tax is the main concern and I prefer northen europe mainly because of the climate. I am thinking Ireland (I think trading gains are taxed at 12.5% there) and Switzerland (12.5% federal + canton income tax)...

Ive been looking around but cant seem to find much on this. Is there any sort of exception made for futures trading in au like the 60/40 rule in the US, or is it just income tax?

"pure price action traders are the same guys who only marry women based on how good they are in bed, that's the only thing their limited minds can understand" When you trade intraday you dont need any knowledge of fundamentals except to know important data releases.