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Re: carl405040 post# 15288

Friday, 12/14/2007 1:40:04 PM

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Of course it won't. But once settled, transaction date is the date used for tax purposes. If you don't believe me, ask your accountant. Or better yet, check you 1099 sell dates and compare with the dates you made the trade. If you keep the records you should, you will know that they are always the same. That T+3 argument has been used for years and never holds water.
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