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Longerterm traders/ managers look at the 200 day M.A.

VictoryCountry> So you're saying the FTSE leads the S&P? Correlations tend to change over time though.

Focus on the strategies that work.

Look what happened on Aug 24, for example.

No taxes on CFD trading in Belgium

Polemic's Trading Aphorisms - Never short the Dax when you think it's blinding obvious to short the Dax. - The best time to enter a position is just after you have been stopped out of it. - Correlations work really well until you put the trade on. - Buy low, stopped lower. - Selling new...

1) Trying to “get a feel” for trading is just an excuse for not putting in the time, study, and commitment to learning a system that actually works. 2) There is no ONE system or philosophy for making a living as a trader. The key is to find the proven system that fits best with your...

https://www.farnamstreetblog.com/2013/12/scott-adams-fail-at-everything/ Great article especially nr.8 on 'systems vs goals' When you first start trading you think of trading in the way of 'goals' e.g. money. But when you execute a system, you can never get disappointed. I'm starting to...

talk to customer service chat. their efficiency has been greatly improved over the last years imho.

Could a kind soul please summarize how cars function? I just have a "logical" feeling that there is a big potential for crashes with cars. I would like to learn more about the inner workings of carcrashes. Thx

Big buildings = big selloffs It indicates the top of the market. You only make plans to build the biggest building in the world when things are good. Things will always be good … or, so you think. And there are plenty of examples of this: The Chrysler and Empire State Buildings were completed...

Ex-Galleon, Argus and J.L. Berkowitz Hedge Fund Trader tells us what he was up to. And some of it wasn't legal. http://www.jamesaltucher.com/2016/02/turney-duff/?utm_ad=30408&utm_placement=32&utm_medium=15

I found this: Tax: Non-US Persons and Entities: Form 1042-S Form 1042-S reports US source income earned by non-US persons subject to US withholding tax, including interest, dividends, substitute payments in lieu and fees earned (paid to and for account managers) on your account for the year...

I rarely hold for more than a few days. It used to be like this 10-15 years. You might want to check.

Best to double check with a tax attorney.But I believe as a non-US person you should file a W8 and no tax will be withheld in the USA. At least that is my set-up.

I like the bit about how he doesn't like trailing out of positions, as you are trading your equity instead of the market.

http://fortune.com/2016/02/11/martin-shkreli-just-offered-kanye-west-10-million-for-his-new-album/ I wonder if he's going to use his Etrade account to pay.

UDF https://udfexposed.com/

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-crime-shkreli-idUSKCN0VC243

Ironic or premeditated?