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Strategies & Market Trends : IRS, Tax related strategies--Traders

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To: Kaye Thomas who wrote (512)10/21/1998 5:11:00 PM
From: softcash  Read Replies (1) of 1383
 
Here are 2 more complicated wash sale examples, do you know how?

Example 1
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Buy 3000 stock x at 10 May 1
Sell 1000 stock x at 8 May 15
Sell 2000 stock x at 11 May 31

What happens with the trade that was made on May 15th?
Can these losses be applied to the gains made from the May
31st sale?

Is this really a net gain/loss of $0

Example 2
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Buy 3000 stock y at 10 June 1
Sell 1000 stock y at 12 June 15
sell 2000 stock y at 9 June 30

Can the gains made from June 15 sale be applied to the transaction
on June 30th?

Is this really a net gain/loss of 0?

Notice in both of these situations, one is left with the same
about of cash, except for commissions. For this purpose, lets
assume commissions are free - 0.

Thanx in advance!!
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