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They both come from the same branch of cn.ut treeBetween landlord and grain traders you don;t have a lot of luck
They both come from the same branch of cn.ut treeBetween landlord and grain traders you don;t have a lot of luck
Its like the south sea bubble or the tulip fiascoThe markets are more volatile now that banks can't use client money to take positions due to new rules.
This means there are bigger spreads to play with whereas before like the banks you needed huge amounts of capital to bet on very small moves in the market.
Rule 1 always remember your broker is working on his behalf not yours no matter what he tells you.
Take oil for instance a few years ago when price was ludicrous Max Keiser on RT brought on a guy called Curry in February. Goldmine sachs were forecasting $200 a barrel by Xmas. Curry forecast $50. Curry was right.
In very recent days the ass fell out of the oil market because the sand rats are fighting with the Ruskies. G Sachs the vampire squid forecast oil at $10 a barrel from $22. I bought against them just as I sold against them on Currys' advice.
These guys just try to suck you in. If the market was transparent you would have seen that while they were trying to get people to sell I bet they were buyers against not only the market but their own clients. Seen it 100's of times in oil and potato futures.
Trade in Bitcoin just the same. Forecast $20000 a coin. Had bought at average $5000 sold at average $15000. Watched market get back to $5000 then bought back in. Oh woe, it fell to $4000 but hey ho having made $10000 in between they were crocodile tears. Went back up nicely. Now trade in Bitcoin futures as watched too many people get burnt with lost or mythical coin.
Absolutely, only put in what you can afford to lose and never put more than half on any one bet. My principle is when I have made enough profit to return my capital I take it back out and then I am gambling with some one elses' money.Its like the south sea bubble or the tulip fiasco
If you are trading, then it is a simple calculation like any other gain - purchase price from sales price and pay CGT on the difference if you go above your yearly CGT threshold.How do all you crypto holders pay the CGtax? what day of the year do you calculate? is it 5th April or your business year end day?
Excuse me is it not the point that Bitcoin is all part of the black economy,If you are trading, then it is a simple calculation like any other gain - purchase price from sales price and pay CGT on the difference if you go above your yearly CGT threshold.
If you are mining - it is a little more complex. Every time your earn a crypto, the value should be calculated at the point it hits your wallet, and it is classed as income and taxed as income. Any further increase in value from this point would be taxed as capital gains.
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You only pay CGT if you sellHow do all you crypto holders pay the CGtax? what day of the year do you calculate? is it 5th April or your business year end day?
Think they use mega electric and main stay units are underwater cooled storage facilities apparently.The thought has crossed my mind about filling a grain store with bitcoin mining PCs and using on roof solar pv to run the show. Rural broadband connection could be quite a stumbling block!
I am told you do not need a good connection just plenty of leccie.The thought has crossed my mind about filling a grain store with bitcoin mining PCs and using on roof solar pv to run the show. Rural broadband connection could be quite a stumbling block!
They only use as much power as youre prepared to use/mine. To make it worthwhile you would need a lot of processing power but large solar PV would cover it. Cooling not a problem.... hell I could even use the heat generated to run the grain dryer!Think they use mega electric and main stay units are underwater cooled storage facilities apparently.
Binary codesOK. So what does Bitcoin actually look like ? Or does it not physically exist. In which case, how the hell can it be a currency ?
So, can I wander into Riverlea, and buy a new tractor with binary codes ?Binary codes
Look up NFT’s . Centuries ago the story of the emperors clothes was written. Now it is being rewritten. I suspect that Bitcoin belongs there tooOK. So what does Bitcoin actually look like ? Or does it not physically exist. In which case, how the hell can it be a currency ?
Ask them?So, can I wander into Riverlea, and buy a new tractor with binary codes ?
I see, anyone actually make a capital gain to pay tax on then? and if you use them to buy a telsa (if you still can) does that crystallise the gain?You only pay CGT if you sell
A gain is a gain possibly?I see, anyone actually make a capital gain to pay tax on then? and if you use them to buy a telsa (if you still can) does that crystallise the gain?