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Strategies & Market Trends : Stock Attack -- A Complete Analysis
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To: ftian who wrote (39321)12/26/2000 2:19:49 PM
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YES but not directly. See my response to Chris. All LOSSES and GAINS get combined in part 3 of schedule D. You only keep them separate in parts 1&2 while you compute how much gain or loss you have subject to the different tax rates for long and short term gains/losses. All gains get combined(after being adjusted for their respective tax rates)in part3 of schedule D and transferred to form 1040 and taxed as ordinary income. NET losses of coarse are limited to $3000.

Gotta go The NASDAQ is in trouble. GH
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