R rayl Feb 25, 2008 #21 Quote from gkishot: From your post I understand that in some cases the option premium can be deducted as investment expenses? Correct? More... The opposite -- That is never the case that I can think of.
Quote from gkishot: From your post I understand that in some cases the option premium can be deducted as investment expenses? Correct? More... The opposite -- That is never the case that I can think of.
G gkishot Feb 25, 2008 #22 Quote from rayl: The opposite -- That is never the case that I can think of. More... What about the synthetic stock ( short put, long call ) with the positive premium one would pay to carry it?
Quote from rayl: The opposite -- That is never the case that I can think of. More... What about the synthetic stock ( short put, long call ) with the positive premium one would pay to carry it?
R rayl Feb 25, 2008 #23 Quote from gkishot: What about the synthetic stock ( short put, long call ) with the positive premium one would pay to carry it? More... yea, that's the hard stuff... when it becomes a straddle, etc. I'll refer you to: http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p550.pdf starting at page 56 on options, then straddles....
Quote from gkishot: What about the synthetic stock ( short put, long call ) with the positive premium one would pay to carry it? More... yea, that's the hard stuff... when it becomes a straddle, etc. I'll refer you to: http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p550.pdf starting at page 56 on options, then straddles....
