Ask The Experts About Day Trading For Dummies

Thomas asks…

Could I gain 10% compounded every week by trading forex?

I am going to be 18 in 6 days. I have a practice account with FX Express. I’ve even bought Currency Trading For Dummies to learn what I need to know about trading currencies. With my practice account which is like the real thing, (apart from emotions!), I have been making 10%+ compounded every day. However, I want to be a little more realistic here and say with real money, I could maybe make 10% compounded a week with real money. I want to know is this is actually possible to do when you put in real money?

admin answers:

Hi there, glad to hear that you are able to make 10% compounded return on weekly basis. You never try the real thing, you will never know whether it work. Just do it.

I am keen to learn from you how you could make 10% everyday. If you could just share your trading method . How many hours you commit to trading, what time of the day, how big is your risk appetite , what is your profit range per trade in pip.

I know Dr Lim Ming Soon did turn USD2000 into USD1million in 18 months.

You must have at least 3 months of demo account trading before going actual trading. Dr Lim suggest doing it for 2 years to understand market move and your self on trading.

My greatest achievement is turning my losing trade into 100% profit within 6 months. Doing it part time 9pm -11pm tuesday to thursday but my risk level can be as high as 80%. About 25% per trade.

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Ask The Experts About Day Trading Taxes

Donna asks…

Day Trading and Taxes question? ?

Ok, I am very confused on how taxation works with trading stocks. Take the following scenario for example.

I buy for 60$ and sell at 80$. I make 20$ profit.
I buy for 40$ and sell at 30$. I lose 10$.
I buy for 50$ and sell at 100$. I make 50$ profit.
I buy for 70$ and sell for 4$0. I lose 30$.
I buy for 50$ and sell at 60$. I make 10$ profit.
I buy at 50$ and sell at 20$. I lose 30$.

Total profit before losses: 80$
Total losses: 70$

Profit left over at end of year: 10$

Ok, my question is… will I get taxed for the 80$ or will I be taxed for the 10$.

I have searched everywhere for this answer. It is going to kill me unless I find out!

admin answers:

Not sure but, All i know is that panic gripped Wall Street after a dismal US retail sales report reminded investors that consumer spending — which accounts for the bulk of US economic activity — is declining sharply.

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