Since I became successful people now accuse me of being a greedy capitalist while I pay far higher taxes than they do.  

Stock Traders are looking to Buy Value and ride the short term Momentum moves to make quicker profits.

My boss happen to also have great character and genuinely want me to be successful. 22% sounds greedy, but I'm sure there are deals you can make it work.

Moving forward this allows me to build homes and past on some savings in liieu of being greedy.

*Have you noticed that everyone is a Day Trader now a days, and when people are trading on leverage and a pull back comes, margin calls will be coming in at an all time high.

Don't be greedy.

I have 200k to invest.Am I being greedy?

Be greedy before everyone else so when they are greedy you can sell to them.

Some relatives of mine have set up corporate entities for their non-trading businesses and have successfully reduced their tax burdens that way.The key issue for me is that I'm fairly sure I wouldn't qualify for trader tax status which seems to afford most of the benefits like not being subjected to the $3K max carry-forward on losses, and most importantly, the ability to claim business deductions.

It sort of kept out the spill over of people who were out priced of the higher cost areas.HOWEVER, eventually the drug dealing family finally sold their home for much more than the drug money they made.... it was inevitable that this would happen because they were greedy.$140k for that property was not a discount, btw... it was just the price at that time on a fringe block.