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Do the first 9 strategies include options trading?

What's the all-in fees per contract?

I did not.

IBKR's TWS is the worst charting platform I have ever had.

Could you please elaborate why it will up at least 10% for sure?

I read on the internet that "Coinbase doesn’t apply withdrawal fees, however, there are network fees (paid towards miners) that are dependent on how busy the network is. These fees can be avoided if you withdraw your funds via Coinbase Pro. If you go into the ‘My Wallets’ of Coinbase, you can...

Never used Coinbase Advanced Trade platform. Just checked and it looked pretty good. Do you know the cheapest way to send USDT from Coinbase to outside wallets? In the past I only saw ERC20 available and the network fees were very high. I did not find the TRC20 option.

Binance.US does not allow deposits of USD to buy USDT. It sucks.

Yes, but the exchanges charge fees and the the fees can be substantially high.

Coinbase is not an option, very expensive.

Is it grid or martingale?

How much?

I've heard that IB will classify the client as professional trader if he uses IB API. Is that the case?

If this new platform is designed by IB itself, I will not use it. Their TWS gave me nightmares. It's a very trashy platform. I would not expect the new one to be much better.

While you are sleeping, I have digged further to help you. The finding I got from Ernst Young's website is consistent with what found from the other big 4 accounting firms: Only capital gains are subject to taxation. Here is the link to E&Y's document...

This is basically the same as what I found. Only capital gains are taxed.

That's a very long document. Which section says the whole proceeds instead of capital gains are taxed?

We can translate it to English. Just point us to the link of the official tax code in your country.

Show us where to find the official tax code.

Can you show us where to find such a bizarre tax law? My research indicates that capital gains in your country is subject to tax rates from 0 to 20%. It does not indicate that the whole proceeds from the sale of stocks are taxed, instead only capital gains are taxed. Here is the source...