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To: marcos who wrote (3003)12/22/2000 8:09:26 AM
From: Chip McVickar  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 33421
 
Tax loss is every year. Endlessly...! <smile>

I'm looking for something special about this particular year.

But your right about the new millennium, being in 2001.
At least for the Popular Millennium...!

However, our date 2001 is suspect as well, because the calendars in use have changed two or three times since Christ's birth.

Here's an interesting Link for conversion:
tesre.bo.cnr.it

Very difficult to know the exact date of his birth or death.



To: marcos who wrote (3003)12/22/2000 11:48:55 AM
From: Mama Bear  Respond to of 33421
 
"tax loss season? ... which is over for US listings on the close 26 Dec"

Tax loss selling in the US goes by trade date, not settlement. So people have until the markets shut down for Y2K.

Regards,

Barb