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  1. Selling a system?

    If you have a real-time, audited, profitable multi-year track record, why sell the system, why not trade it, maybe with other people's money as...
    Post by: jessie, Apr 11, 2003 in forum: Professional Trading

  2. Trading Tax Free

    If you want to trade short and leveraged, you can trade futures and options on futures in your IRA without restriction. Futures margins are not...
    Post by: jessie, Apr 11, 2003 in forum: Taxes and Accounting

  3. Pre-pay taxes?

    If you make very little for the first part of the year, then a bunch in the 4th quarter, you can also avoid the penalty for underpayment by simply...
    Post by: jessie, Apr 11, 2003 in forum: Taxes and Accounting

  4. Futures commission rates for 60 r/t trades a month

    At 60 R/T month, you aren't going to be able to negotiate much, that is considered a pretty small account by most firms, especially if you were...
    Post by: jessie, Mar 31, 2003 in forum: Retail Brokers

  5. most liquid market for futures?

    200 million would not be a really big institutional acount, and you could trade lots of markets without shoving them around with that amount, but...
    Post by: jessie, Mar 24, 2003 in forum: Trading

  6. Series 3

    You don't have to have a sponsor for the series 3 whether you want to be a CTA or AP or anything else. You can self-sponsor and take the exam,...
    Post by: jessie, Mar 24, 2003 in forum: Index Futures

  7. Optionetics

    As an exchange member and professional option trader, I can tell you that there is no "cookie cutter" system that anyone can teach you in a...
    Post by: jessie, Mar 24, 2003 in forum: Options

  8. Options on futures

    One major reason that pit traded options are much more commonly traded than their e-cousins in lots of underlying futures contracts has to do with...
    Post by: jessie, Mar 23, 2003 in forum: Options

  9. Options on futures

    One major reason that pit traded options are much more commonly traded than their e-cousins in lots of underlying futures contracts has to do with...
    Post by: jessie, Mar 23, 2003 in forum: Options

  10. Teaching a teenager to trade

    I am an exchange member, (CBOT) and I know lots of folks whose began hanging out on the floor as little kids, began clerking as soon as legal, and...
    Post by: jessie, Mar 18, 2003 in forum: Trading

  11. how did you do when first started trading

    Maybe a question to consider is why you would expect to be making money trading in the first months. Trading is no different than any other...
    Post by: jessie, Mar 14, 2003 in forum: Trading

  12. Options on futures brokers

    If you are an active trader, comissions of $5/RT are pretty easily negotiated with most clearing FCM's. It's still higher than equities, but 1/3...
    Post by: jessie, Jan 6, 2003 in forum: Options

  13. "Trader" taxation

    I agree. I am an exchange member and professional trader, with a good trader's accountant. I know more than a few people who didn't pay social...
    Post by: jessie, Dec 23, 2002 in forum: Taxes and Accounting

  14. "Trader" taxation

    You do have to pay self employment tax, both your own portion as well as what would be your employers portion, a total of 15%. Jessie
    Post by: jessie, Dec 23, 2002 in forum: Taxes and Accounting

  15. measuring bandwidth

    In windows, go to Start> Programs> Accessories> System Tools> Resource Meter A small bar chart icon will open on your toolbar (exactly...
    Post by: jessie, Dec 18, 2002 in forum: Hardware
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