....down
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Well you have to hand it to him.
He is consistent.
shortT
Yeah......but in mid-april when everyone is paying taxes on their profits,
he won't have to pay a penny.......
is it still 3 grand a year you can deduct for losses?
I think so.......
I'm really impressed with you two guys feigning
ignorance of how to account for investment losses
to the IRS...is there an "Academy Award" for
Usenet post acting?
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William Ernest Reid
Post count: about 3000 more than all the posts
claiming stock market losses here
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> William Ernest Reid
> Post count: about 3000 more than all the posts
> claiming stock market losses here
Investment losses?
Like I say, Bill, it takes genius to convert a $12MM profit into a
$917 loss. And for the record
Reid v. Buffetthater DISMISSED
Reid v. TrailerTrash DISMISSED
Reid v. Lubow SUMMONS AND COMPLAINT QUASHED
Congratulations on perfecting the art of FAILURE, Bill.
> On Nov 21, 6:08�am, Blash <bla...@comcast.net> wrote:
>> ausound wrote on 11/20/09 10:01 PM:
>>> Blash <bla...@comcast.net> wrote in
>>> news:C72C9FC5.DADE5%bla...@comcast.net:
>>>> shortT wrote on 11/20/09 6:37 PM:
>>>>> On Nov 20, 11:52�am, ausound <auso...@spambog.com> wrote:
>>>>>> GCOG.PK 10:56am ET 0.0010 -(0.0001) -(9.09%)
>>
>>>>>> ....down
>>
>>>>>> ...............down
>>
>>>>>> ..............................down
>>
>>>>>> ........................................down
>>
>>>>> Well you have to hand it to him.
>>>>> He is consistent.
>>
>>>>> shortT
>>
>>>> Yeah......but in mid-april when everyone is paying taxes on their
>>>> profits, he won't have to pay a penny.......
>>
>>> is it still 3 grand a year you can deduct for losses?
>>
>> I think so.......
>
> I'm really impressed with you two guys feigning
> ignorance of how to account for investment losses
> to the IRS...is there an "Academy Award" for
> Usenet post acting?
>
As I do ALL my equity trading in an IRA a/c, I haven't found it
necessary to keep up with non-pertinent sections of IRS law........