So if I liquidate money from my business credit cards and open a forex brokerage account and pay for a trading bot, is the money i use to pay back the credit cards and trading bot taxable?

My first job out of college was as a trader at a hedge fund.

Contrast with stocks or mutual funds where you more or less park your money and wait (unless you're a day trader).

That's a stock market day trader mentality.  

Think of this - how realistic do you think it will be for you to become a day trader so you can quit your W2.

Hi Greg, looking to purchase and hold, most likely BRRRR, I'm a GC by trader, and I'm used to handle projects out of state, I also have experience with flips here in Miami, but market is not great here now, I have a friend that leaves in Montgomery and connected me with some people there, so that why I'm hitting that way to start my out of state investments.  

A lot of the travel cards also don't have ForEx fees too.Some other good cards in no particular order:1.

A: TRADERS! 

So it’s not like a book on how to be a day trader (buy a stock when it hits 2% below it’s moving 7 day average).3.

You are just having them spend money in an attempt to trade realized tax deferred liability into tax deferred liability.It depends on what they need/want.