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What Are Tax Savings Doing “Trading as a Business”?
Read moreMany Individual Investors and Retail Traders do not know that years ago the Internal Revenue Service established a ruling for the retail side of the Stock Market, whereby they could have the same tax benefits as a Professional Trader. The ruling was done because the Internal Revenue Service must treat all taxpayers in the same manner.
What Is the Best Diversification Method for Stock Investing?
Read moreNearly every long-term investor wants to know about diversification for their portfolio. The classic “diversified portfolio” was not intended to be the best method to increase wealth for the individual investor portfolio. What it is designed to do is to protect an investor from catastrophic losses.
What Are Sell Short Tips Professional Traders Use?
Read moreThe sell side of the market aka the downside, is not the same as the upside. One of the big reasons is that when the Stock Market is moving up on a long-term primary trend, ALL 9 Stock Market Participant Groups are buying stocks. This sustains the trend far longer than the downside. A Bull Market tends to last 10–15 years, whereas a Bear Market historically lasts 1–3 years. This is an important fact to keep in mind when preparing to Sell Short, so the first step for trading Sell Short is to determine the most likely duration of the…