02 tax loss season;Mother of all buying opportunites?

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02 tax loss season;Mother of all buying opportunites?

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87	Not really. Mutual Funds have to close their books, tax-wise by the end of Octo	Larry S.	-	10/7/2002
86	Is your opinion any different on the institutional tax loss selling.? probart	Probart	-	10/7/2002
85	most individuals already have far more than $3,000 in capital losses booked and	Larry S.	-	10/7/2002
84	yes mutual fund selling is a different story. i would agree there. And as far	stock leader	-	10/6/2002
83	I tend to agree as it pertains to individuals (although there's talk of incr	russwinter	-	10/6/2002
82	"Everybody that I know has a few securities that can be sold for tax loss b	stock leader	-	10/6/2002
81	i just wanted you to understand that for most individual investors out there thi	stock leader	-	10/6/2002
80	<i>(this thread was started last summer, not this week), </i> whoa.	Lizzie Tudor	-	10/6/2002
79	<how do you determine the accuracy of their cash holdings?> It's come	russwinter	-	10/6/2002
78	Cool thread. If you're interested in beaten up biotech, you might want to	nigel bates	-	10/6/2002
77	Russ: Thanks for this thread. I have been reading and enjoying for a few weeks w	Baton	-	10/6/2002
76	There is more happening late in the calendar year than just taxloss ... i think	marcos	-	10/6/2002
75	I'd like to get your opinion of ISIS? I guess if one felt antisense was goin	russwinter	-	10/6/2002
74	Your advice to use some balance here is proper not just for me (a potential wild	russwinter	-	10/6/2002
73	I don't like CRA too much even though its trading below cash. Management doe	Spekulatius	-	10/6/2002
72	dude, I also think CRA is very very cheap at this level ... what other pharma/b	farkarooski	-	10/6/2002
71	russ/stock leader/reality Message 18078564 <i>"The creator of this	249443	-	10/6/2002
70	Yes, that is correct on the cash. As my first filter, I'm running a net work	russwinter	-	10/6/2002
69	Duh! Of course individuals have fewer gains, and limits on their write offs. Tax	russwinter	-	10/6/2002
68	Russ, I see SYNA as having about $65 million cash according to their latest earn	Joseph Waligore	-	10/6/2002
67	Understand just fine. You're an arrogant jerk who deserves to be on ignore,	KM	-	10/6/2002
66	there wasn't a big drop in stocks in December last year, so why you think th	stock leader	-	10/6/2002
65	Stock Leader, Russ is so far from a 'neophyte' that your statement is l	grusum	-	10/6/2002
64	The creator of this message board is incorrect. There will be no big tax loss s	stock leader	-	10/6/2002
63	russ, i really think you might be early on some of this non-resource stuff ....	marcos	-	10/5/2002

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