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Can anybody tell whether client-server transmission of data is encrypted in PATS J-Trader, in particular user name and password? I'm using PATS J-Trader 5.2.7. (browser version). Thanks.

What exactly do you mean with "futures broker"? The introducing broker? Or the FCM (clearing broker) where the customer's funds are held? Does an introducing broker have any authority to take money from a customer's account? In my understanding, an introducer is no more than a middleman...

@Walther I'm not a U.S. citizen. In most European countries taxation isn't based on citizenship, but on resident status. You pay your taxes where you live. Re-locating to Switzerland shouldn't be a big problem for EU nationals. @shyhh This I don't know, and I'm posting just to find it...

As I understand previous posts in this (and other) discussion boards, there is no capital gains tax for private investors in Switzerland. Also, capital gains are not considered ordinary income that would be subject to income tax. A paradise for speculators and (semi-)professional traders...

@Madison Don't look at the tax rate alone but at the taxes for a particular income. The maximum income tax I was talking about in a European country (slightly above 50 %) kicks in at an annual income of about $50k per year for a single person. A person with the same income in the U.S. would...

Anyone here who can tell something about New Hampshire? Looks good from a tax perspective. State income tax limited to interest and dividends only (similar to Tennessee), no sales tax. Still I wonder whether there is some hitch. Are there higher rents and cost-of-living expenses than...

Hi all, that's my first posting on this board. I'm currently living in Europe, but may be immigrating to the U.S. in a couple of months. I'm daytrading futures with my private money, such as ES and NQ minis. As a U.S. resident, my income would be subject to U.S. tax laws. I've already...