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As above, if Mongolia has 2% CapGainTax and cheap housing, then best (moneywise) choice might be 1) Declare residency in Mogolia 2) Trade US stocks etc (markets with NO transaction tax AT ALL) with cheapest broker Tell me if you thinks another choice. Depending on where and which market...

I agree that even 20 years ago bofore internet is widely spread, this thread for living outside was NOT possible. Internet might be very crucial for life change and for free moving,

Appreciated so much. I did NOT know it.

Furthermore, usually I prepare two SSDs for windows+Linux.

Recently, I found three models that I am interested. However, when I search their LINUX drivers at their webpage, NOTHING is related to LINUX. 1) Is is by chance? 2) With no official drivers given by manufacturer, can we trust whether LINUX Mint/Ubuntu give us ALL DRIVERS? LAN drivers might...

Someone gave me help for the China comm comparison. If you know Chinese letter, please see...

Hope to compare Taiwan, China, Singapore, etc for their Commission+TransactionTax+IncomeTax. If I heard correctly, Taiwan charges NO transaction tax and China charges NO Annual Income Tax for the profit from trading. How about Japan and other countries? I heard UK is the worst country for...

Dear- My laptop is too old, so that I am thinking to buy a new one. 1) Many laptops are equipped with Window10. Recently they do NOT provide driver for Linux and even for Window 7 that I am used to. How can I search models (like in amazon?) with drivers for Window 7 and Linux? 2) Anyone...

Together with the tax, let us think about commission for each country. Both adds up to expense. [JoeAnonymous] Please answer the Taiwan question above. Also I wonder the commission of China. (their stamp tax is 0.1% with NO income tax) I heard Taiwan used to charge stamp tax, but changed...

Good to hear from Taiwan. May I ask a favour? For commission in US brokers, easily found https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_online_brokerages_in_the_United_States How about in Taiwan? Hope to know the Taiwan commission comparison for each online brokers.

I will tell you if they does.

Dear- As a beginner, there are simple questions. For example, we can trade foreign (such as HongKong or Japan) in IB TWS/web. 1) Should we open another account for cash (HK$ or JPY) left for tomorrow? 2) Can we bring HK$ or JPY to Connecticut IB office? May we send a wire transfer to IB...

Appreciated to hear that yahoo restrict bulk data call. We should ask not-frequent request, by appropriate tactical programming.

API's are all different to each company. Try web-crawling by selenium (if yahoo provide real-time feed at web site) Refer selenium books at http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_pg_2?rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Aselenium+book&page=2&keywords=selenium+book&ie=UTF8&qid=1464462766

I agree it may mislead. But what else site gives better idea, for the OP question? If there is some, please tell us now.(Appreciated) Also some country charges (additional) stamp tax (transaction tax) like UK. The above website does NOT show it. For the "which ones accept...

Here is income tax rates by country, for comparison https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_tax_rates Also for commission in US brokers, refer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_online_brokerages_in_the_United_States How about brokerage of other country than US?

OR, suppose you have a own trading logic with annual 40%. 1) some broker may charge you annual 5% for the seed amount in Jan first. 2) some country charges 25% of the annual profit, which is annual 10% for the Jan seed. In this case, return rate after the expense(tax+comm) is annual 25%...

Probably, it is not a good idea to run JAVA based TWS in RPi you mean. However, it might be OK to run browser like Explorer 11, for IB trading. HTML 5 is standard protocol over the world these days, so that ALL broker provides web-based trading over the world.

Please tell me, such as SOME trading platform successful in SOME OS. Main interest is at Interactive Broker TWS, as most does in ET.

Can we use monitor and keyboard in previous old laptop, for running the new Raspberry Pi? If so how to connect?