I'm still carrying losses that I had from 2008 when the market crashed, including a company bankrupting that I had a lot of money invested in. There's no limit on the number of years you can carry the loss that I'm aware of. You just can't claim losses of more than $3K/year unless you're off-setting gains. I don't plan to have enough remaining losses when CYTR finally hits it BIG to offset those massive gains. Oh well, guess that means I'll just have to pay taxes on the rest! LOL!
I feel the whole stock market is subject to manipulation at any given point depending on the circumstances, which makes it tougher on the individual, private investor since he/she never knows what's going on behind the scenes. I just continue to hold long until everything sorts itself out when I get stuck holding the bag due to such manipulation. IMO, CYTR remains a good bet at present. I'm still figuring to add shares as the situation warrants while we wait on that "ASAP" to get here. ;p
GL to ALL of US and CYTR!
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