I have been to Tax Planning Seminars for Stock Traders where they try and get you to jump through hoops to make your trading easy to keep track of and be declared a Trader.

Here is an example of one that was sold recently: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/410-Nahua-St-APT-402-Honolulu-HI-96815/2090546469_zpid/The catch is that the Hawaiian and Japanese families down there have a monopoly on everything or it's someone selling swampland to outside investors. 

Along the way, there were opportunities for short term stock traders to make profits buying and selling, but all buy and holders get anihillated.When I first got started in RE (in Detroit BTW), in the back of mind, I am thinking it is a solid investment because (unlike a stock) RE can't go to $0.However, in this new world, Detroit has proven that real estate can go to $0.Just curious your thoughts.

Once I sold my company I worked briefly as the head of finance for a publicly owned cosmetic company and also as a sales executive for a seafood commodity trader.

The sheeple traders are nervous and ba-ah!

If you’re making it as a trader, you’ve certainly got the the capacity to succeed in wholesaling.

I use a website where they record the transaction at the actual trade rate at the second you trade, then settle at the traded price in 2-3 days, like stock.

1-Traders are only betting there is a 1 in 100 chance of the Dow would fall below 500 down from 1 in 6 earlier this year.2.The chance that corporate bonds will default has fallen by a third. 3.Google searches for “economic depression†has returned to normal levels.Really?

MILLIONS were made running whorehouses in gold rush towns too, slave traders made Millions, things change!

As a former forex trader, i appreciate the value technical analysis brings, and this tool is built on just that.