Skip to about 8min in after the intro if you want to get to the good stuff.
He should have shown the guy with a pair of pliers to his big toe and making him groan at just the right inflection points.
Skip to about 8min in after the intro if you want to get to the good stuff.
You can to this with your IRA, it’s just that many of those incur taxes due by the IRA (at least if you make money) and most custodians are unwilling to do the UBTI paperwork for borrowing. In practice, traditional retail brokers will offer limited margin or nothing, and maybe a few lower risk options or futures premsisions, but this is entirely due to their choice and not the law. The IRS rules prohibit a few types of investments, including collectibles, S corps, and life insurance, but aside from these, anything is fair game if your custodian is willing.IRA’s cannont trade with borrowed funds like traditional margin accounts. Limited margin accounts as they are called pertain to trading equities, the broker simply clears your funds immediately as opposed to t+3 so you can day trade and not run into Pdt limitations. You still cannot short stocks or borrow to buy more then you cash position.
You can to this with your IRA, it’s just that many of those incur taxes due by the IRA (at least if you make money) and most custodians are unwilling to do the UBTI paperwork for borrowing. In practice, traditional retail brokers will offer limited margin or nothing, and maybe a few lower risk options or futures premsisions, but this is entirely due to their choice and not the law. The IRS rules prohibit a few types of investments, including collectibles, S corps, and life insurance, but aside from these, anything is fair game if your custodian is willing.
https://www.irs.gov/retirement-plans/retirement-plans-faqs-regarding-iras-investments
On the prohibited transaction front, here is some information.
https://sdirahandbook.com/prohibite...g-what-can-self-directed-ira-investors-learn/
That source is incorrect, like many on the internet when it comes to specifics and technical information. They’re confusing what their broker allows with what is allowed generally, such as at a self directed broker like the ones IRA investors in OptionsSellers.com used.It's naked selling of options on stocks that's not allowed. Go figure.
That source is incorrect, like many on the internet when it comes to specifics and technical information. They’re confusing what their broker allows with what is allowed generally, such as at a self directed broker like the ones IRA investors in OptionsSellers.com used.
He also wrote plenty of garbage on SeekingAlpha
https://seekingalpha.com/author/james-cordier#regular_articles
how can you lose??