August 13, 2011
For how many years can you carry over a net stock/options loss to offset any future gains in future years?
James007 asked:
For example if I lost $10,000 in stocks/options trading in 2006, for how long can I use that loss to deduct it from future tax years. Is there a limitations in the number of years to deduct that loss? If I finally make a capital gains (stock/options) of $10,000 in 2015, can I then deduct that loss from 2006.
For example if I lost $10,000 in stocks/options trading in 2006, for how long can I use that loss to deduct it from future tax years. Is there a limitations in the number of years to deduct that loss? If I finally make a capital gains (stock/options) of $10,000 in 2015, can I then deduct that loss from 2006.
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January 13, 2011
how do you trade stock options?
x asked:
is there a bigger risk to trading options than just stocks?
is there a bigger risk to trading options than just stocks?
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skahhh asked:
I have been led to believe that the writer is the only one who would ever have to surrender shares of a stock in options trading, that the buyer only loses his investment of premium in the call or put at the most. Is this true?
I have been led to believe that the writer is the only one who would ever have to surrender shares of a stock in options trading, that the buyer only loses his investment of premium in the call or put at the most. Is this true?
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October 8, 2008
In options trading, is the appreciation of a put or call based on percentage or dollar value?
Coke and Rum!!! asked:
Stock options.
Stock options.
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