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41 minutes ago, Hindhustani said:

In Robinhood is there a way to see year to date profit/loss of transaction sold for tax loss claim ? @Simple123 @Vaampire @gudboy

end of the year pampistadu ga 1099

munde kavali ante nuvve lekkal veskovali..

vere platforms lo clear cut ga istadu uptodate info..but not RH.

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1 hour ago, Spartan said:

end of the year pampistadu ga 1099

munde kavali ante nuvve lekkal veskovali..

vere platforms lo clear cut ga istadu uptodate info..but not RH.

Thanks bro for the info .. 

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1 hour ago, Spartan said:

end of the year pampistadu ga 1099

munde kavali ante nuvve lekkal veskovali..

vere platforms lo clear cut ga istadu uptodate info..but not RH.

If we have 50k loss this year and we can claim 3k and we can forward 47k for next year .. In the next year if we have 30k profits.. then remaining 17k will forward to following year .. is my understanding is correct?

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7 hours ago, Vaampire said:

Fb is around 30% of my overall portfolio(all rsu’s).

will not bet against it. 

FB always has big swings for some reason. We have 100 shares of this, probably can add if it goes below 300, calls especially short term seem risky because of its swings. 

How do you or anyone decide between buying options vs shares? What is better during a big buying opportunity?  Is it just the lower capital for options that is the deciding factor?

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8 minutes ago, Varshini2020 said:

FB always has big swings for some reason. We have 100 shares of this, probably can add if it goes below 300, calls especially short term seem risky because of its swings. 

How do you or anyone decide between buying options vs shares? What is better during a big buying opportunity?  Is it just the lower capital for options that is the deciding factor?

I recently started options. Options are risky at the same time reward is high too.

if the stock goes double, options can yield 5-10x returns.

i have many fb shares which i will pass on to kids

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30 minutes ago, Hindhustani said:

If we have 50k loss this year and we can claim 3k and we can forward 47k for next year .. In the next year if we have 30k profits.. then remaining 17k will forward to following year .. is my understanding is correct?

@Vaampire is my understanding correct?

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9 hours ago, yemdoing said:

 

so one call for $200 strike price would be 100*20 =$2000 ? And we breakeven if it hits $220 and anything above that would be profit for us correct ?

 

nerchukutunna please be patient , I stayed away from options from last few years but now I feel like I should learn about them.

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annai koncham chepparade..

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