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Except in reality Jan 1 is always a holiday and Jan 2 is always a volatile trading day, so your tax savings may not be worth the risk of the price swing on the
by jedberg 3y ago
Except in reality Jan 1 is always a holiday and Jan 2 is always a volatile trading day, so your tax savings may not be worth the risk of the price swing on the first trading day of the new year.