5% - 10% profit per day trading

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Hey Spanish
You've got some mojo, I hope you make it! Your new plan sounds like a winner, lower stakes, higher probability trades, less stress and more pips.

I use ODL and they rollover WTI the same day as Brent so we are already on the April contract for WTI. Less volatility but easier to trade.

Best of Luck
Nic
 
Yeah I think you guys right about moving over to April contract. I am updating all my charts on IB right now and its pain in the ass.

Its too bad the NYMEX is closed tomorrow, because I am still sick with the flu and wont be going to work tomorrow and this would have been a good day for me to trade.
 
Here lots of spred betting experts from UK in this thread, I have few questions regarding taxes.

1) I understand there are zero taxes on the profits, pls. confirm

2) my understanding is that for US SEC regulation prohibits any US people having these accounts , it is illegal to have these spread betting accounts so thay can not have it.

3) UK seems the world head quarters of spread betting firms, so for UK people no taxes on profts ..

4) how about some asian coutry citizens like hongkong, china, india if they open account with UK spread betting firms can they take their profits tax free?

apprecaite different experts inputs...
 
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Here lots of spred betting experts from UK in this thread, I have few questions regarding taxes.

1) I understand there are zero taxes on the profits, pls. confirm

2) my understanding is that for US SEC regulation prohibits any US people having these accounts , it is illegal to have these spread betting accounts so thay can not have it.

3) UK seems the world head quarters of spread betting firms, so for UK people no taxes on profts ..

4) how about some asian coutry citizens like hongkong, china, india if they open account with UK spread betting firms can they take their profits tax free?

apprecaite different experts inputs...

1) Yes

2) Yes. The big spread bet companies seem to be quite strict about this.

3) Yes, although 'UK people' seems to be a pretty loose term. A US citizen living in the UK will probably still be caught under US tax law.

4) Depends on Tax rules in country of residence. Even though SB is tax free for UK resident taxpayers. If you use a UK spread betting website from a different country you will be subject to the tax rules of that country not the tax rules of the UK. Its unlikely that the SB countries would withhold any tax. So it would be up to the user to declare those profits.
 
Quote from InvestVision:

Here lots of spred betting experts from UK in this thread, I have few questions regarding taxes.

1) I understand there are zero taxes on the profits, pls. confirm

2) my understanding is that for US SEC regulation prohibits any US people having these accounts , it is illegal to have these spread betting accounts so thay can not have it.

3) UK seems the world head quarters of spread betting firms, so for UK people no taxes on profts ..

4) how about some asian coutry citizens like hongkong, china, india if they open account with UK spread betting firms can they take their profits tax free?

apprecaite different experts inputs...




Aloha mate, yep its totally completely tax free.
I never ever paid tax in my life and never intend to ever. :cool:

You can get sb accounts in europe, duno about in asia, but for sa they try to not let you get one.
 
Quote from Trader_Dante:

lol come on spanish mate, you can't say things like this! It's embarrassing.

Look mate, there is no secret to making big money in the market you just need to know what you are doing, which I think you do and then curb your desire to be rich overnight. You have said youself before that you were always hitting your targets and were making money consistently but then you became unsatisfied with the amounts you were making and began to take more risk to make more return.

The reason I could do what I have done is that I didn't have the pressures on me that you have - I had a burning desire to succeed but I didn't NEED too. I had a job at the time to fall back on and I still have an income now that I can rely on so that I don't ever need to withdraw from my trading account.

Start small like many businesses. Decide on your business plan (rules for entering and exiting to avoid emotional detachment) and then make sure you have rigid risk management - whether that be 0.25% or as much as 5% risked per trade is up to you. Whether you will scale out at fixed targets, or trail a stop on the whole amount...whether you will add more and risk unrealised profits in the pursuit of big returns...all these things must be considered before one gets in the market, not after one is already in and is dealing with the emotional rollercoaster caused by a fluctuating P&L.

Look at me now for example. I am short Dow. I could take a significant profit or I can back my opinion that we are going to tank by adding more and more until I am in a position where if it goes above the high of Friday, I give back all my profit and end up with zero but if we go down and make new lows, I make serious money. That is a decision I have already made. I do not need to live off the proceeds of my trading account - it is merely a vehicle to get rich - therefore I can take risk on open profits and worry less about giving them back.

Each to their own.

And my personal advice is, as entertaining as your posts are, stop making calls on here. All you get is people at T2W saying you are lucky when you get it right and abusing you when you get it wrong.

Take some time out and trade without the distractions that come from needing to prove yourself to everyone.

Disappear for a few months or a year - come back - show everyone your account balance and tell them to go shove it.

It will be much more satisfying in the long run. Take it from someone that knows.




Thanks for your post mate... :)

Its the most encouraging and actual helpful one in the entire journal...,
and so i am going to follow ALL of the things that you have suggested. :)
 
Quote from wee man:

Right, that's clear now. Fully understand.:eek:

lol, you've got to earn over the 6k (approx) threshold to start oweing tax. I think that clears it up ;)
 
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