When trading equities or ETFs, you’re taxed 100% at your normal income bracket. But when trading futures, you can take 60% of your profit at the more favorable long-term tax rate, regardless of the time you’ve held the contract(s).
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When trading equities or ETFs, you’re taxed 100% at your normal income bracket. But when trading futures, you can take 60% of your profit at the more favorable long-term tax rate, regardless of the time you’ve held the contract(s).
There’s a new and exciting way to play daily market action, and they’re called Event Contracts. And with a new mobile experience, placing predictions on market moves has never been easier with Tradovate. If you’ve always wanted to participate in the markets, but haven’t taken the plunge, now may be the time to dive in and raise your game.
Will prices finish up or down? Yes, or no? You make the call.
Get in on Event-based contracts with Tradovate... arriving September 19th *... providing a brand-new way to trade ten of the world’s top financial markets. And it couldn’t be easier.
Nano Ether Futures have arrived and Tradovate has paved the way for you to be among the first to take advantage of this new offering.
Both Ether investors and speculators can now trade this innovative derivative that’s sized just right for the retail trader. In addition, Tradovate users can trade Nano Ether commission-free* with $0 market data fees and only $25 day trading margins.
Following the rapid adoption of Nano Bitcoin Futures among active traders, Coinbase Derivatives has announced the launch of Nano Ether Futures on Monday, August 29th and Tradovate is the place to trade this latest crypto futures product.
Ether is the undisputed, second most popular cryptocurrency, right behind Bitcoin. However, similar to Bitcoin, there are limitations associated with trading the actual coin including difficulties in shorting, lack of a centralized and regulated trading exchange and more. Of course, trading Nano Ether Futures helps remedy these challenges.
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Futures and options trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Investors should understand the risks involved in trading and carefully consider whether such trading is suitable in light of their financial circumstances and resources. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results.
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