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To: Marmalade who wrote (23691)	12/20/2025 11:38:20 AM
From: 2hugo	4 Recommendations Read Replies (1) of 23787

no you can't realize any loss when you convert ira into a roth .What might be a positive tax wise is the taxes due on the conversion are less on a 8K conversion rather than 10K and would seem like a good move if the stock goes up in the roth after the conversion I firmly believe dont let the tax tail wag the dog if the stock is a bad investment sell it and find a better investment regardless of where its held.

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