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Tax Rules & Investing: Wash Sales & Capital Gains [Stock Market Investing 2020]

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ARMR Education Series: Many ARMR Insiders have been asking me about how I incorporate tax consequences into my Stock Market investing / trading decisions. Rule #29 of the ARMR Report Rules of the Road reveal the answer:

When thinking of tax consequences (Wash Sale Rule, Long vs Short term capital gains tax etc.) and investing remember this one adage and act accordingly: The government will always take its percentage but the market will take it all! 

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