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09/07/09 9:25 AM

#187027 RE: mythreeesons1 #187018

"Uncle" never forgets. If daytrading is your occupation and you invest constantly you get taxed on year end earnings, minus any losses. assuming more gain than loss. If you have more loss than earnings, and it exceeds a certain amount, loss can be carried into the next tax year.
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no_BS_plz

09/07/09 10:14 AM

#187072 RE: mythreeesons1 #187018

AND, the last assumption also proved an early point of mine, that dflewis (or whatever the alias is) seemed to have a problem with.

It also assumes you are going to catch the exact highs and lows. Those would be very generous MMs to do that for you.