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To: chic_hearne who wrote (37677)11/13/2000 9:22:17 PM
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>>[One thing to consider is your tax obligations. If you've held the equity for over 1 year, there's no impact. But if you've owned the equity for under 1 year the "married put" resets your time horizon.]<<

Can you please explain the tax implications of buying a stock and selling a call on it the same day? For sake of argument, say the call has a two year time horizon. Is it counted as long term or short term capital gain, if the call is exercised or if it is not exercised. Thanks much.

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