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<blockquote data-quote="CuseJacket" data-source="post: 697247" data-attributes="member: 274"><p>Also market futures have been volatile over the weekend and currently point toward the positive (+.3%). If you try to pair mainstream retail news over the weekend with futures activity, my interpretation is that Biden winning in South Carolina (rather than Sanders) was seen as a positive. The latest coronovirus news has been mostly negative.</p><p></p><p>If you have the opportunity to take short-term capital losses, it seems like a great time to do so given the overall uncertainty, even if you want to stay in market with an equivalent security. That's an easy 30-40% tax savings depending on your tax bracket and living location. We won't see that level of improvement for a long while, and even if you miss part of the upswing, you're making money.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CuseJacket, post: 697247, member: 274"] Also market futures have been volatile over the weekend and currently point toward the positive (+.3%). If you try to pair mainstream retail news over the weekend with futures activity, my interpretation is that Biden winning in South Carolina (rather than Sanders) was seen as a positive. The latest coronovirus news has been mostly negative. If you have the opportunity to take short-term capital losses, it seems like a great time to do so given the overall uncertainty, even if you want to stay in market with an equivalent security. That's an easy 30-40% tax savings depending on your tax bracket and living location. We won't see that level of improvement for a long while, and even if you miss part of the upswing, you're making money. [/QUOTE]
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