Comments by "Rubens Nogueira" (@rubensnogueira5838) on "Six Reasons to Live in Western Europe" video.

@CoCody_ correct me if I misunderstood you, but yes, there is a limit of 90 days for the entire Schengen area unless you are, well, a regular (tax) resident in one of those countries. So you can't enter and spend, let's say, 2 months per year in each country as a tourist. Tax nomad? No, it won't work. Check the best tax deal inside the EU and become a tax resident there, it's simply the best option.
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@CoCody_ if you trade privately, you can't escape either Capital Gains or Personal Income tax as an EU resident (unless I missed some special program). To go the corporation way is probably the only solution, if that's possible at all. BTW: if you build a family and they settled in the EU, you will be sucked into the tax system, no matter what you might claim.
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