Replies to post #42357 on Raadr Inc (RDAR)

[BigBadWolf]

Wonder if I actually asked you to ask management to address the T/A missing a week on the SS update well prior to. I & any others can see from your words after the increase (that I posted) that you had NO damn clue about the SS increase Fact Now as far as what I relayed to you again today should I also reveal the answer that you refused to answer & have refused to share. So did the Italians heading up the Ambassador group address said increase. Does your refusal to do so by chance have anything to do w/ you being schooled last time even by Bubby or.....was your reply to my post what those Italians relayed to you ;-)

Now from my favorite lil rooftop bar I'll keep my phone on for your BS reply

[BigBadWolf]

:-D I sent so allowed to publish

since u r an Ambassador perhaps you might marcis 03/19/25 10:42 AM
since u r an Ambassador perhaps you might get an answer as to why the Transfer Agent did not update the SS today as they have done every week since October. I hate to post that they missed a week after the recent trading data as it just gives more fuel to our resident bashers. As I have posted the updated SS weekly since

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take it that the loyal ambassador never marcis 03/26/25 7:26 PM

Wednesday, March 26, 2025 7:26:12 PM
I take it that the loyal ambassador never got the answer to the question I raised. Until today my post showed answered why not…
I do agree w/ you although, I’m disappointed & they need to regain back some credibility. I’d imagine perhaps especially the ambassador group

Re: None
Wednesday, March 26, 2025 5:09:10 PM
Post# of 42366
Normally I would double or triple down my share count here but

These guys are not savvy for investors or themselves

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Re: ThunderousSeer8 post# 42274
Wednesday, March 26, 2025 5:47:13 PM
Post# of 42367
Until the the OS count today

Yes you are a bag of air

This doesn’t mean I listen to the forever losers

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I’ve always been willing to attempt to educate ignorance so,

The wash sale rule is a regulation from the IRS that prevents taxpayers from claiming a tax deduction on a loss from the sale of a security if they buy the same or a "substantially identical security within 30 days before or after the sale.
Having long ago having passed those 4 sections “substantially identical” would mean any other OTC stock, especially if trips or dubs ;-)

Here’s a more detailed explanation:

Purpose: The rule is meant to stop taxpayers from claiming tax-deductible losses on securities they essentially haven't truly "disposed of." In other words, it prevents people from selling a security at a loss to claim the tax benefit, while still maintaining their position in that security.
Key aspects:
Loss Sale: If you sell a security (like stocks or bonds) at a loss, you may not be able to claim the loss if you buy the same or a substantially identical security within 30 days before or after the sale.
Substantially Identical: This includes the same stock or bonds, but can also apply to options or securities that are similar enough that they could be viewed as essentially the same (like buying a call option on the same stock).
30-Day Window: The rule applies not just to sales and purchases within the same 30-day period, but also if the purchases happen before or after the sale.
Tax Impact: If you violate the wash sale rule, the loss from the sale is disallowed for that tax year. However, the loss isn’t gone forever. Instead, the loss is added to the cost basis of the newly purchased securities. This means you can potentially recognize the loss later when you sell the new securities.
Example: Let’s say you sell 100 shares of stock at a loss. If you buy the same 100 shares (or a substantially identical security) within 30 days before or after that sale, the loss is disallowed under the wash sale rule. Instead, that loss is added to the purchase price of the new shares, which will adjust the cost basis for future tax purposes.
Why is it important? The wash sale rule can impact tax strategies, especially for individuals engaging in frequent trading. It's important to be mindful of this rule if you are trying to realize tax losses to offset capital gains.

In short, the rule is in place to prevent "tax loss harvesting" where you sell and buy back the same or similar securities to create a tax deduction without truly giving up the position in the security.

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The above is why if I were to take any loss for a tax write off it is always done in December

in my experience MBAs / CPAs ;-) are rarely clueless & as one of the original participants in the good old 504D Regs days accreditation has long since been verified

Regulation D Rule 504 (commonly referred to as Rule 504) was first implemented by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in 1982 as part of broader changes to the Securities Act of 1933 to simplify the process for small businesses to raise capital.

Key Points about Rule 504:
Initial Purpose: The rule was designed to provide an exemption from SEC registration for small businesses that were raising capital, typically under a $1 million offering limit. This made it easier for small companies to access capital without undergoing the expensive and time-consuming process of a full SEC registration.
Exemption: Rule 504 allowed companies to sell securities without registering them with the SEC, provided they met certain conditions, such as the size of the offering and the type of investors involved.
1982: The SEC's adoption of Regulation D, including Rule 504, was part of an effort to create more efficient capital-raising methods for small businesses, especially those not able to access public markets.

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