But be mindful of the superficial loss rule, which prevents investors from selling a stock to claim a loss and then
buying it back in right back.
There's no pressure to buy any but you'll probably want to since it's better and cheaper then
buying it back at your hotel.
The long put strategy represents an alternative to simply selling a stock short,
then buying it back at a profit if the stock falls in price.
The one important catch is that when you sell a security to claim a capital loss, you can't
buy it back for at least 30 days.
Short - sellers aim to profit by selling borrowed shares in the hope of
buying them back later at a lower price.
Short sellers borrow the stock from another investor, then sell it in the hope
of buying it back in the future at a lower price and then returning the borrowed shares.
You'll want to be careful to avoid a superficial loss, which occurs when someone sells a stock and then
buys it back within 30 days.
Well, I can sell the stock at a loss and then
buy it back again, but I can't take the loss off my taxes.
If you still like the companies you can always
buy them back after 30 days to avoid being deemed a superficial loss.
Q: I sell my ETFs if they fall below a certain threshold, then
buy them back if they go up again.
Those who sold to developers for $ 75,000 an acre a few years ago are
now buying it back for $ 15,000.
Well it be in his best interest to not crash the market, rather or he could do so and
buy it back up.
I sold my disc long ago, and I've been debating lately on if I should
just buy it back.
A few months after we bought it and began renting the units, the previous owner approached us
about buying it back for basically the same low price that we paid for it.
This can be increased if people write more options, or decreased if people who have previously written
options buy them back.
Sure, the number of shares outstanding does not change when the
company buys them back just as fast as they are issued.
He had to
buy it back off them recently so he could publish it himself, but it's doing much better second time around.
Be especially suspicious of offers to lease back your home, in order to
buy it back over time.
You can sell the stock, wait 30 days, and then
buy it back inside your TFSA account, but check the superficial loss rules first.
However, if they find an underwriting error, they can make the original
lender buy it back and take the hit.
Once you've sold them all,
buy them back all at once at his reduced price and repeat the process.
Start by exploring what your supplier's return policies are, and see if they're willing to
buy it back from you.
If the lender demands return of the stock, and your broker can't find another lender of the stock, you have to
buy it back in the market.
Yet in the context of a 0 % capital gains tax rate, selling the investment and recognizing the gain and
buying it back again can be great tax planning!
As long as I didn't
buy it back after this loss, I can claim this $ 50 loss as capital loss.
In a short sale an investor borrows stock from a broker and sells it, hoping to
buy it back later at a lower price to produce a profit.
The process of selling a stock with the hope
of buying it back at a lower price (sell high, buy low).
Of course, remember the «wash sale» rule: if you've sold a fund for a loss, you can't
buy it back within 30 days.
It's tempting to think you can sell the stock and claim the loss, then
buy it back right away.
Sell Short — This is selling shares you don't own, with the plan of
buying them back at a lower price to cover the difference.