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Runningbear

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1689

08-14-12 11:55 AM

At least at 50:1 leverage, it will take you twice as long to lose all you money.

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mm19

Registered: Apr 2012
Posts: 185

08-14-12 01:29 PM

50:1 seem quite enough. except if you trying to earn interest on long eucf trade

i have enough capital in account to take 1 trade only. And 50:1 does it. Nice when taking out profits after new high.

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colonial dr

Registered: Aug 2012
Posts: 294

08-14-12 05:32 PM

Why do ET dickheads give this honest guy one star?

Some responses are complaining about how 50:1 is enough -maybe you can't read, because the first post says spread betting. 50:1 is not enough for that. Dumb asses. I think this form attracts only unprofitable traders like flies to a horses ass. All you people come on this form like big shots with big balls -truth is you are unemployed making no money trading, and living in someone else's home while you tinker with multicharts.

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mickmak

Registered: Jan 2010
Posts: 99

08-14-12 06:40 PM

Quote from colonial dr:

Why do ET dickheads give this honest guy one star?

Some responses are complaining about how 50:1 is enough -maybe you can't read, because the first post says spread betting. 50:1 is not enough for that. Dumb asses. I think this form attracts only unprofitable traders like flies to a horses ass. All you people come on this form like big shots with big balls -truth is you are unemployed making no money trading, and living in someone else's home while you tinker with multicharts.

LMAO

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Runningbear

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1689

08-15-12 02:43 AM

Set up a corporation in a country that is not considered a tax haven but has a low corporate tax structure - like hong kong. This will not look as dodgy.

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hilojack

Registered: Nov 2005
Posts: 414

08-15-12 03:28 AM

There is nothing wrong with having an offshore entity in a tax haven, as long as u report appropriately to the US Treasury, as Bob Green said. Cost then becomes an issue, but there is nothing dodgy about it.

Of course you could use an offshore brokerage that takes US citzens but don't be surprised if u don't get ur money back. Caymans, Bermuda, BVI all are domiciles that are easy to deal with.

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