GoDucks349
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Lol....never been afraid to make money because of taxes
I want to say my EOY (1099 I think?) last year was like 189 pages long or something ha. It will be even longer this yearI couldn't agree more. Where I was headed is just how complicated are the tax filings given a large volume of trades, margin buying and option trading. I suspect you've been at this more than a year, so as they say, "it's not your first rodeo".
Most brokerages will provide a summary sheet, and those amounts can be used to file taxes. i.e. short term gains/losses, etc. I haven't listed individual trades in a few years.I couldn't agree more. Where I was headed is just how complicated are the tax filings given a large volume of trades, margin buying and option trading. I suspect you've been at this more than a year, so as they say, "it's not your first rodeo".
@TheColdVolTruth - Just got my double on BIDU
Very nice. Have you trimmed any, or are you still holding a full position there?
Trimmed some when it first hit $200 (50% return), bought some back in low 180s. Sold a little this afternoon. Holding 175 shares now (Original position was 250 shares in low 130s)
Still holding some PING too although trimmed that as well..
My trading is nowhere as exciting as the penny/OTC guys
That's nice work on BIDU. I haven't looked at PING in awhile. I forget where my exit was exactly, but I think it was 27 or 28. I think that's the first name I've ever bought having heard about it first in an online forum. I owe you a drink on that one. That chart was set up perfectly when you mentioned it a couple months ago.
I need something to buy for sure. Absolutely not seeing much value other than just short term trades.
I agree. A couple of names I like for the next decade are PYPL and NEE. They've both run (as has seemingly everything else), but I expect PYPL to be in the $1T club by 2030. NEE has been my favorite utility for some time, and they are a leader in renewables with extremely efficient management. I'm in some speculative positions, but I tend to sit near the exit on those.
I agree. A couple of names I like for the next decade are PYPL and NEE. They've both run (as has seemingly everything else), but I expect PYPL to be in the $1T club by 2030. NEE has been my favorite utility for some time, and they are a leader in renewables with extremely efficient management. I'm in some speculative positions, but I tend to sit near the exit on those.
BFT...