Daytrading & Divorce.....

Ok that changes things a little. What do you mean by "she went 'crazy' on you"? Fatal Attraction kind of "crazy" or what? Care to elaborate? But anyway, what I said in the previous post still applies just replace "marriage" with "relationship" and "divorce" with "leave":
Taylor Swift type of "crazy"

 
be prepared to trade with half


if he has a down year is she supposed to pay him? if he goes to a long term strategy she gets nothing? it ain't going to happen.:):)

The court probably assesses on average net profit over the course of the trading business.
 
Most likely the OP isn't that profitable anyway.

If he was was hugely profitable then it would be very unlikely his wife would be divorcing him.

My guess is he wants to know that he can keep the trading dream alive after divorce.
 
Most likely the OP isn't that profitable anyway.

If he was was hugely profitable then it would be very unlikely his wife would be divorcing him.

My guess is he wants to know that he can keep the trading dream alive after divorce.

Elon Musk is a multi-billionaire who's sent a car into space, THREE women married him and ALL of them divorced him.

Donald Trump Jr. is rich enough, his wife is still divorcing him.

Examples are numerous. In fact, I would say the more richer you are, the more likely the wife is going to divorce you because the potential payoff from a divorce is so much more higher now.

If the OP's really not successful, then he's got nothing to worry about cuz all he has would be losses and debt.
 
Elon Musk is a multi-billionaire who's sent a car into space, THREE women married him and ALL of them divorced him.

Donald Trump Jr. is rich enough, his wife is still divorcing him.

Examples are numerous. In fact, I would say the more richer you are, the more likely the wife is going to divorce you because the potential payoff from a divorce is so much more higher now.

If the OP's really not successful, then he's got nothing to worry about cuz all he has would be losses and debt.
IMO. If the OP had to ask a question like this on an ET message board. And combined with the 95% rule. He is most likely not profitable. I would imagine paying a lawyer $100 is like throwing nickels and dime for some real legal advice for a real successful trader.

It is unlikely he just randomly stumbled onto here. Likely has been a lurker for some time. (Or is a regular and this is a throwaway account).

Secondly, a super successful trader would just go ahead and give the wife her 50%. He could always make it all back the next year. (Or next month if he was really any good)
 
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