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Comment by longonMJon Apr 13, 2018 11:05pm
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RE:RE:Why "Wash trading" should be BANNED!

RE:RE:Why "Wash trading" should be BANNED!Does the CRA actually monitor this on such a tight basis that they will keep track of your sell and buy back-in dates, especially if your second sell for a profit doesn't take place until a couple years later?

Bluechip2 wrote: It is banned but hard to prove. Selling shares to trigger a loss, then re-buying shares is not illegal if it is demonstrated that it was done for legitmate reasons, such favorable tax situations. 


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