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How do you know if your trading account is structured right? Learn how to hold on to more of any potential trading profits. Discover how experienced traders structure their trading accounts. Find out what you can do to maintain your account value while keeping the tax man at bay.

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The Wealth Preservation Kit provides all the legal forms and registration material to keep your trading entity secure and working for you. It will also take you through the process for resolving tax and estate issues relevant to traders.
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Because hypothetical or simulated trading examples do not represent actual trading, they have limitations. They are designed with hindsight and, therefore, can be biased to select favorable performance results. Also, since the trades have not been executed, the results may have under or over compensated for certain factors such as the lack of market liquidity.