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GermanTrader
Registered: Aug 2008
Posts: 1488 |
11-21-08 03:38 PM
Quote from tu160:
have you managed to survive Stalingrad? amazing )))
ps
verpissen dich
Nice invitation for your first post. Ask stock_trad3r, he seems to lean gay.
Welcome to ET, little one.
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GermanTrader
Registered: Aug 2008
Posts: 1488 |
11-21-08 03:39 PM
Quote from Kicking:
I guess I will never touch anything Russian again unless it's a lady or a gun.... even if I know only the gun is to be trusted.
I keep hearing that about Russian girls... nice to look at but cold to the touch?
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ethos
Registered: Sep 2003
Posts: 75 |
11-21-08 03:39 PM
Quote from GermanTrader:
I have met hundred of Russians, and I have yet to meet one worthy of friendship and trust. Maybe it's just cultural, and maybe they feel the same way about westerners, but that is my experience.
Repeat, let Russia die.
I guess it's rather you who are not worthy for people of trust. So you mostly get to meet your kind.
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Mecro
Registered: Mar 2003
Posts: 1920 |
11-21-08 03:45 PM
Quote from Imba:
Hmmm.... and whats you problem to invest onto it directly? Its way not so hard as you may think of it really. At least not much hrder then to open an account onto any US futures...
Im not a tax-breaker expert, but im absolutely sure, that if you want to invest any summ of money which is not a huuuge one for a retail trader ( like 5+ mln USD), its a easy one deal really.
And you wont need to pay 25% taxes in Russia, because your not a locale citizen. Ofc its quite iiligal, but still doable.
PS: Am speaking about direct accest to the both of russian markets, and not about some ADR and a-like stuff.
There was and still is restricted foreigner participation. Quite a few brokers who can cater to foreigners but they don't offer the same flexibility as the locals have.
Only morons pay Russian taxes, and those rarely have the money to pay it.
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Imba
Registered: Sep 2008
Posts: 43 |
11-21-08 03:57 PM
Quote from Mecro:
There was and still is restricted foreigner participation. Quite a few brokers who can cater to foreigners but they don't offer the same flexibility as the locals have.
Only morons pay Russian taxes, and those rarely have the money to pay it.
I know how its works here, you dont need to tell me :-)
But, who the hell forces you to register an account onto your own name? The easyes way... find a Russian person who will make it for you.
Ofc there is still some questions about trusfullness in that way, but they are also resolvable. Eletronic RSA keys... passwords... etc.
Second way. Open a firm in russia. DO nothing with it.(aka zero taxes), hire a "fake" director onto it (that persom might didnt even exist on the planet), register an trade account... and withdraw all profits onto some offshore zone.
So, to be short. There is really a bunch of ways to do it if you really need that. And they all only looks scarry and hard on da text.. but quite easy to do in RL.
The only question is only.. how much you really need it? And what for you need it :-)
PS: QUite interesting situation.. most stable-profit traders which at least i know move from russian market onto US-EU ones... and you want to move onto russian?
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pavlov0032
Registered: Nov 2007
Posts: 332 |
11-21-08 03:58 PM
Quote from GermanTrader:
Let Russia die.
F^&CK you NAZI!
let Germany Die slow death and you looser too!
You F&^%s still did not get over your guilt of starting WW2!
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