If @KRACare can not address UDA tax evasion then there is no reason any Kenyan should be asked to pay tax. We can not have a selwctive way of applying the law.
I will say this, again...
I am not going to cuddle your difference of opinion over my faith. If you choose to ingest my content, you are absolutely bound to here about God, Jesus Christ and maybe, scripture references too. I am not apologizing to any of you. I am not going to pipe down about it.
If you can't tolerate it, leave my social media. I couldn't care less. You want to eat from my table but want me to remain quiet about Who set it in the first place.
Kick rocks... Jesus Christ is Lord and God Almighty.
ICT 2024 Mentorship \ Lecture #2 Summary👇
ICT provides detailed trading advice and mentorship to his son Caleb and other listeners, focusing on analyzing price action, identifying key levels, and developing proper trading mindset and habits.
IDEAS:
Focus on relative equal highs/lows and inefficiencies (fair value gaps) forming after 7am to identify trade opportunities
Annotate charts with observations and reflections to reinforce learning and manage emotions
Don't anticipate setups - wait for clear confirmation before considering trades
Be content with small, consistent profits rather than chasing big wins, especially when starting out
Study price action on 15 min, 5 min, and 1 min timeframes, looking for specific patterns at key times
Journal trades and observations without negativity - focus on what you did right and areas to improve
Don't compare yourself to others or rush to be profitable - focus on developing skills through practice
Price movement is algorithmic and scripted, not driven purely by buying/selling pressure
Manage expectations and emotions - don't expect perfection or get overly excited about wins
Be humble and avoid bragging about results - focus on your own development instead
Preserve capital by not quitting your job until you can consistently double your income trading
Focus on one side of market (long/short) based on overall directional bias
Pay attention to price action in first 30 minutes after 7am, 8am, 9am for potential reversals
Don't feel pressured to have an opinion - be comfortable saying "I don't know" sometimes
Avoid being influenced by social media and other traders' opinions when developing your skills
Understand your strengths/weaknesses and trade in alignment with your personality
Be patient and disciplined - don't overtrade or chase missed moves out of FOMO
INSIGHTS:
Consistent small profits are better than inconsistent large profits when developing trading skills
Journaling observations without emotion helps manage fear, greed and regret
Patience and discipline in following rules is more important than making money quickly
Understanding algorithmic nature of markets is key to anticipating price moves
Managing expectations and emotions is crucial for long-term trading success
Developing your own style aligned with personality leads to more consistency
Avoiding comparison to others allows focus on personal growth and development
Studying patterns at specific times of day reveals repeatable phenomena
Being comfortable with uncertainty is important - can't predict every move
Developing skills through practice is more valuable than chasing profits early
Understanding underlying market structure provides context for entries/exits
Focusing on one setup/idea at a time allows mastery before expanding
QUOTES:
"Don't expect perfection. Don't expect everything that you do to be without pain. It's going to be hard, especially in the beginning."
"You have to be content with enough, you know, if, if he gets his rent paid, or half his rent paid with whatever the channel does while he's learning that's a huge advantage."
"Unless you have two years of salary, and you've had consistently being able to double your income with your trades, you have no business thinking about quitting your job."
"Don't worry about trading right now. Don't worry about entering anything. You need to be focusing on what is important in the marketplace right now."
"Your happy ending comes by doing very little and being content with that. That's the secret sauce in trading doing very little and being content with it."
HABITS:
Analyze charts daily focusing on 15min, 5min, 1min timeframes after 7am
Journal observations and reflections without negativity after each session
Study price action patterns at specific times (7am, 8am, 9am)
Practice identifying relative equal highs/lows and inefficiencies
Review trades/journals on weekends to reinforce learning
Avoid social media influences and comparing results to others
Focus on developing skills through practice rather than profits
Be patient and disciplined in following rules and processes
Manage expectations and emotions around trading results
Study algorithmic nature of markets and price delivery
Annotate charts with key levels and observations
FACTS:
Markets are algorithmic and follow scripted patterns at specific times
Volume does not always precede price - algorithms can move price with little volume
Relative equal highs/lows form predictable patterns for liquidity grabs
Fair value gaps and inefficiencies are key levels algorithms target
First 30 minutes after 7am, 8am, 9am often see reversals
London session (2am-5am EST) range provides context for NY session
15-second charts reveal more granular price action than 1-minute
Institutional algorithms use inefficiencies for entries/exits
Price can move significantly on very low volume in thin areas
Brokers may interfere with highly profitable traders' executions
Social media sentiment can be used as a contrarian indicator
Consistent small profits compound better than inconsistent large wins
RECOMMENDATIONS:
Start by analyzing 15min, 5min, 1min charts after 7am each day
Journal observations without judgment, focusing on what worked well
Practice identifying key levels like relative equal highs/lows and inefficiencies
Study price action patterns at 7am, 8am, 9am for potential reversals
Review trades/journals on weekends to reinforce learning and spot patterns
Manage expectations and emotions around trading results to avoid mistakes
Practice proper risk management and position sizing before live trading
Use demo accounts to practice entries/exits without financial pressure
Develop your own style aligned with your personality for consistency
Master one setup/concept at a time before expanding your approach
Preserve capital by keeping your job until consistently profitable
UNDERSTANDING WITHHOLDING TAX AND TAX RETURN FILING UNDER KENYA TAX REGIME
ARE THEY FINAL TAX ?
Some are, some are not——
Let’s dive
Withholding tax is a tax withheld at source by person or an entity making payments for services offered or for income earned through a scheme or an investment. You must have encountered this if you are a consultant or a supplier and you were asking yourself why you couldn’t receive the full amount as invoiced!
The withholding agent remits the amount withheld as Tax to the Tax authority on your behalf and the same is communicated to you through a Withholding certificate issued by the Tax authority. Not all income are subject to withholding Tax in Kenya;
Examples of payments/ incomes subject to withholding tax include, among others:
• Management, professional or training fees
• Consultancy fees, Legal fees, Audit fees
• Contractual fees • Winnings
• Appearance at or performance to entertain
• Royalties
• Interest
• Dividends
Some withholding Tax are final while others are not.
If a withholding Tax is final, it means that you are not expected to pay more tax on the income received and hence you are not required to declare that income again when filing the annual Tax return.
If the withholding Tax is not final , it mean that , the tax withheld is deemed as a tax paid in advance which should be offset with the tax payable upon declaration of that income and all other incomes while filing of the annual return.
This means that you will have to declare the income earned wile filing the return, deduct any allowable expense as provided for by the income Tax Act
(Sec 15) and pay any balance of tax after offsetting the Tax withheld at the source.
SO; WHEN IS WITHHOLNG TAX A FINAL TAX
1. When its a withholding Tax on qualifying dividends paid to a Kenyan resident
2. When its a Withholding tax on qualifying interest paid to a Kenyan resident
3. When its a Withholding Tax on a payment to a non-resident person
4. When its a Withholding Tax on interest income from MMF
WHEN IS WITHHOLNG TAX NOT FINAL TAX?
If a withholding Tax is charged on the following income, you should know that it’s not a final tax and hence you are expected while doing your annual returns to declare that income and pay any balance of tax to the Tax man.
1. Withholding tax on non-qualifying interest income
2. Withholding tax on management and professional consultancy fee
3. Withholding Tax charged on insurance commissions
4. Withholding Tax on Legal fees and Contractual fees
If you received such income and a withholding Tax was charged; now you know it was not a final tax and hence you should declare that income when filing your returns .
Disclaimer; This is for information purpose only and any omission does not absolve you from making an accurate return to the expectation of the Taxman. -END-
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The real question is, are you practicing one kick a thousand times, or a thousand kicks each one time?
One strategy is enough. Get it into your finger tips, and common to your eyes by backtesting.
The goal this year is simple.
Get closer to God.
Get even more jacked and eat cleaner.
Get wealthier.
Moved to the suburbs at the start of the year to work on my mental and build back routines that helped me get really successful, but this time doing it with God involved.
I really think this world is more evil and degenerate and will get worse, this is why more than ever I think mental and spiritual has to be solid.
(Also peep the leanness from OMAD 😎)
Throughout my 9 year trading journey, I’ve gone through rough patches where it’s market induced. Usually it’s once or twice a year where for like 2-3 weeks, nothing seems to work.
Overtime, I’ve learnt to understand each of these conditions and adapted pretty well adjusting my strategy to reflect it. I believe if you’re not constantly evolving as a trader, you’re almost bound to get swallowed up by the markets.
Had a decent week last week, this is a new week to reflect if we’re starting to make progress back to usual performance. This is mainly for others going through a similar block or have dealt with this before. You’ll be fine lol. Your job is to figure out the solution. You are a problem solver first, that’s what makes you a good trader. Figure shit out. You’ll be fine.
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