It’s a big decision and you better don’t think of doing anything like that until you have spent some years in the market and have an idea of the worse it can bring. Just don’t become a full-time trader because you made 10 or 20 profits alternately.
DislikedKnow that one wins and the other one loses in trading. That’s how the market works. So, consider your losses as a part of the game. It will get easier for you to handle them and focus on improving.Ignored
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Disliked{quote} Hi arrowloopboy, There is a major structural difference in that you conventionally trade in the market itself through a broker with another market participant taking the other side of your trade; in spread betting you are not dealing directly in the market at all, your counterparty is the spread betting company - a financial bookmaker - which is itself making a book based on the underlying market. Because you are undertaking a betting transaction with a bookmaker rather than a direct market trade the tax treatment in the UK is different;...Ignored