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Mr Hood... I used to be able to block entire domains in Outlook, although I am a WinLiveMail user now...but it's pretty much the same thing. If you haven't already, you could try: •Select Tools | Message Rules | Blocked Senders List... from the menu in Outlook Express. •Click Add.... •Type...

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Romik, I just want to say....great job

Just to be sure, do you have Calc on bar close set to "False"? I don't use volume so I'm not sure.

Ninja.

Gotcha. Sorry, I misinterpreted your question.

Read 'Exception 2' and see if it applies to you. http://www.irs.gov/instructions/i8949/ch02.html

Stop. Any brokerage worth their salt will have stopped you out long before your account balance went to zero, hence the initial margin fees. You may go over in a fast moving market and owe some admin fees for closing out your position, but you can keep the house.

None...if we are talking solely about futures taxation.

Futures are reported to you via form 1099-B from your broker. There is a net (aggregate) profit/loss figure on that form. You simply enter that figure on the appropriate line in tax form 6781. Leave the calculator in the desk and there is nothing to import. It literally is a one line one figure...

your broker calculates the net profit/loss for you one figure ... one line easy peasy

If I am reading your question correctly, there is nothing to import. You simply enter your realized profit/loss from the broker supplied 1099-B.

I think he means Ninja Support Forums, and it is in fact DOWN for the count.

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You know, that's probably what I will do anyway. My post was just a knee jerk reaction to an obvious price increase with nothing more than a thinly veiled reason for it. "Consistency across all platforms"? Just come out and say it. The guy is acting like a used car salesman.

Sounds like your interpretation is correct. Those dirty little bitches. Now I will have to manually import all my taxpayer information into a new tax software suite because I don't like being handed bullshit explanations. Hopefully, Mr. Meighan will take those Amazon reviews to heart and...