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Re: Long-vestor post# 4710

Saturday, 01/18/2014 8:00:18 PM

Saturday, January 18, 2014 8:00:18 PM

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i would NEVER give a broker my shares, and if the stock came back to life after writing them off you haVE THEM to sell and make it 100% gain and a zero basis. if there is no bid you can write them off imo. you explain that the shares are worthless because they have no recognizable bid or zero bid and therefore you are writing them off. as long as you don't lie you are safe. if the bid comes back and you sell you show the no basis b/c you already wrote them off .completely legal... there is no reason to give your shares to a broker. ridiculous !!
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