Yes I understand an investor cannot trade more than a several times per year aka you can't sell and buy back into the same company in within short period of time ...
I was an investor back pre 2005 made some great returns off just several trades but was pushing it and wanted more freedom as so many times I was limited not wanting to be classed as a trader..
Glad to have formed a company and now can trade as much or little as I want ...of course one wouldn't become a trader if they had a small amount of funds and time invested weekly... accountant costs etc ... I have also used the same company to purchase property or small business operations etc
And as my focus is on risker end of the market I like the protection ability to claim capital losses against future profits ...
Yes I knew you could claim cost on taxable incomes like Dividends...but really how much tax saving do you see here ?? whats you costs being an investor ? you only trade less than few times a year
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