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- bookfixer replied Apr 14, 2020
I've been using Wyatt's pivots for MT4 and they are great. Does anyone have a version for MT5? I've been trying to find someone to convert them, but so far no luck. Any suggestions?
- bookfixer replied Jul 26, 2019
Did you add 2 instances of the indicator to the chart, then set 1 for weekly and the other for monthly?
- bookfixer replied Jan 12, 2019
How can I get the Pivot Levels to display on the left side instead of the right? thanks!
- bookfixer replied Jan 22, 2008
Also rumors that the investor in CitiBank will pull out and let Citi file for bankruptcy protection... lots of rumors flying this morning.
- bookfixer replied Dec 16, 2007
Your starting balance is $100K, your profit is $5,900, your ROi is 5.9% (5900 / 100000 = .059)
- bookfixer replied Jun 18, 2007
Did you try right-clicking on a blank area of the Market Watch, there are several options there to display various currency pairs.
- bookfixer replied Jun 6, 2007
I use and would recommend Removed Straightened out my trading so that I am now consistantly profitable. Wayne does a free NFP webinar over on FX Street each month, that would give you a chance to check out his style and see if it might help you.
- bookfixer replied Mar 8, 2007
Form 6781 — No you do not have to list each trade individually. List each of your accounts in part 1 line 1. If the software wants trades you can summarize them with one entry using "various" as the purchase and sell dates and just enter the ...
- bookfixer replied Feb 7, 2007
I use TaxAct (preparer's version) and had no trouble entering a loss in the other income worksheet. It carried forward to line 21 correctly. Did you use the interview feature and answer yes to other income? That might help.
- bookfixer replied Feb 7, 2007
The problem might be that there is an "Other Income" worksheet for line 21, so you may not be permitted to enter it directly on line 21. You may need to enter the information on that worksheet where it will then carry forward to line 21.
- bookfixer replied Feb 5, 2007
No you do not need to list every trade, just the total profit/loss for the year. For acquisition and sale dates simply enter "various", the 6781 takes care of the allocation of ST vs LT automatically.
- bookfixer replied Feb 5, 2007
I don't know Traders Accounting, but I question the advisability of a Corporation for a trader. Although everyone's situation is different, generally a trader should be using an L.L.C. rather than a corp. An L.L.C. is pretty easy to setup, usually ...
- bookfixer replied Nov 22, 2006
Just by switching to an LLC, for a few hundred dollars, you may be able to claim several thousands more in deductions, wouldn't that alone justify the change? I also am a small trader but using an LLC has provided me with an additional $6K - $8K in ...
- bookfixer replied Nov 22, 2006
While you can set up a single person LLC in many states, I prefer to have at least two since IRS disregards a single person LLC for tax purposes. Just my 2¢ Jim
- bookfixer replied Nov 7, 2006
One should consider taxes as soon as you begin trading partially because all your trading expenses can be deductable to reduce your personal tax liability, whether you generate profits or losses. There can be some great tax advantages to being a ...
- bookfixer replied Oct 23, 2006
Personally I liked futures better -- except that they trade limited hours so you have the gaps to contend with. Other than that, the futures are great so I suppose it would depend a lot on how long you hold your trades and the times you prefer to ...
- bookfixer replied Oct 10, 2006
Try Market Forum, IMM, and CBOT Jim
- bookfixer replied Oct 2, 2006
Can someone post the addy of this chat group? TIA,
- bookfixer replied Sep 29, 2006
Looks like he is trading minis so 1 lot = $1
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