ES Journal Archive (2009 - 2010)

Discussion in 'Journals' started by Jahajee, Jan 1, 2009.

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  1. Most likely going long at 3:45 EST for an EOD trade. I'll keep you posted.
     
    #41291     Sep 17, 2010
  2. apparently not. funny day.
     
    #41292     Sep 17, 2010
  3. With only 30-minutes left in the trading session, I think a short should wait until 1118.50 is taken out before a scalp that should result in an easy 2 points.

    resistance above 25.25 and 29.
     
    #41293     Sep 17, 2010
  4. Define doomsday. It is up or down?
    How many points it needs to qualify for doomsday? :D

    Btw, I expect 25-30 points down day very soon as well and I think we can start Monday 9:55. 200 Ema on rangebars it breaking out of trading channel, slide can be very quickly. If this qualify I am with ya... there will be a lot of profitable doomdays I hope
     
    #41294     Sep 17, 2010
  5. got it, thanks.
     
    #41295     Sep 17, 2010
  6. Index CFD trading is tax-free in your locale, correct?
     
    #41296     Sep 17, 2010
  7. correct
    edit: In fact, plain CFD trading is NOT tax free ,although spreadbetting (which is what I do) IS.
    Most spreadbet firms offer both with various advantages and disadvantages.
     
    #41297     Sep 17, 2010
  8. Pekelo

    Pekelo

    With CFDs you can also go long and short in the same instrument at the same time, no need to flip...

    I think US laws forbid US citizens to open a CFD account abroad...My guess is for protecting the industry at home...although their justification is that they consider it gambling...

    Edit: I just read, it is also illegal in Canada...

    My guess it is also for tax reasons, because CFD brokers are not required to provide info to the US, thus a successful trader can make taxfree money and withdrawal is rather easy...
     
    #41298     Sep 17, 2010
  9. correct and correct
     
    #41299     Sep 17, 2010
  10. JSSPMK

    JSSPMK

    Spread bet firms for swing traders are a gift, wider spreads, but no commissions & no capital gains tax.

    It falls under gambling because you make a bet on direction, not buying or selling.
     
    #41300     Sep 17, 2010
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