I have stator and agree it is very good for record keeping and trade analysis. I did some research on this and I found Stator-AFM to be the best. ___________________________________________________________
The only issue I have with any of these programs is that it takes some time to plug you trades into them. If you are making alot of intra-day trades its a little time wasting to be sitting there plugging all your buy/sell orders in.
I'm now thinking of only using stator for my medium-long term investments because these are the only investments I would be thinking about holding for more than a year and which will have capital tax reductions.
For my day trading I'm thinking of just having a seperate bank account. Then working out your capital gains tax is easy. It would just be your ending capital for financial year minus your starting capital in the financial year minus any credited capital plus any debited capital from the account.
What do you other day traders use for calculating your capital gains for tax time.
If you were making 80 trades in one day you would understand where I'm coming form becasue plugging 80 trades into stator at one time would be a challange in itself.
