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To: Robert A. Green, CPA who wrote (425)	7/16/1998 2:39:00 PM
From: Colin Cody	Respond to of 1383

Bob, you asked of me to please reprint one of your prior posts that states the rules correctly for trader in securities. Since you are referring to BRAND NEW law (actually it isn't even law yet, not until signed by the President) so of course, there were no actual rules posted here that "stated the rules correctly for a trader". . There WERE NO RULES to post! What I DID post was analysis about the LACK OF SUCH RULES, and my observations and predictions/hopes for new technical corrections / clarifications to be made. . Message 3701714 . Message 3710251 . My recollection is that you have continually stated that mark-to-market gains and losses should be reported on Schedule D. I am sorry if I am wrong. I have NEVER ONCE stated that MTM gains/losses go on Sch D. You have probably misread my informational posts and incorporated such misinformation all on your own. Message 3550386 . Colin