/biz/ - Business & Finance

For taxes, I know I can only deduct $2000 in losses per year, but let's say in 2022 I realized a $10k loss, so for my 2022 tax return I deduct $2k leaving behind $8k for later. Then in 2023, I realize a $9k gain, does that mean I can subtract the rest of that $8k and only pay taxes on the $1k profit? Or can I only subtract $2k from 2022 and have to pay taxes on $7k profit?
(I know I'm being presumptuous thinking I will make money this year...)

So is the whole point of buying options to just lose money?

I just bought a bunch of TQQQ calls, so hopefully that will cause the market to dump, thus rescuing my TQQQ puts

If I buy an option with settled cash, and then sell it at the end of the day, is there the potential for a good faith violation there? Also, would the proceeds from the sell be settled by the next morning so I can do it again?

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>tfw thinking 300 LINK gambling stack is too small