Closet_Gamer
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DW and I think we have found our target beach house dance but we've decided to take a different approach to the asset which will cause me to spend more than planned.
To raise the cash needed, I'm doing tax-efficient selling. Specifically:
I want to sell 720 shares of QQQ in various lots with a ($23K) long term loss.
Unfortunately, I bought 13 shares on January 30 for $3800. Those shares currently show a ($12) loss.
If I go ahead and just do the trade tomorrow, am I right in thinking that only $12 of the capital loss will be dis-allowed? (And therefore no issue.)
Or will the whole value of the Jan 30 shares ($3800) be deducted from the loss on the 720 shares?
Or, is there a third impact that I'm not thinking of?
To avoid a wash sale, I would have to wait until March 2 to execute my 720 share trade. Given market volatility, I would prefer to just raise the cash immediately.
Thanks for any advice
To raise the cash needed, I'm doing tax-efficient selling. Specifically:
I want to sell 720 shares of QQQ in various lots with a ($23K) long term loss.
Unfortunately, I bought 13 shares on January 30 for $3800. Those shares currently show a ($12) loss.
If I go ahead and just do the trade tomorrow, am I right in thinking that only $12 of the capital loss will be dis-allowed? (And therefore no issue.)
Or will the whole value of the Jan 30 shares ($3800) be deducted from the loss on the 720 shares?
Or, is there a third impact that I'm not thinking of?
To avoid a wash sale, I would have to wait until March 2 to execute my 720 share trade. Given market volatility, I would prefer to just raise the cash immediately.
Thanks for any advice