Originally Posted by Munson:
Looks like its gonna be another shitty day in the red. :-)
We have one more week of this shit. Money managers that made a ton of profit in 2020 are coming up with cash to send to the IRS. They come up with that cash by liquidating stocks.
TSLA appears to be a main source of their liquidation too. Now at 587 pre market. Over 700 a week ago [Reply]
Originally Posted by Hog's Gone Fishin:
We have one more week of this shit. Money managers that made a ton of profit in 2020 are coming up with cash to send to the IRS. They come up with that cash by liquidating stocks.
TSLA appears to be a main source of their liquidation too. Now at 587 pre market. Over 700 a week ago
Can we contribute to my wife’s ROTH or regular IRA if she’s doesn’t have any earned income this year? Obviously I’m working but not sure if that counts for anything for her? [Reply]
Originally Posted by lewdog:
Can we contribute to my wife’s ROTH or regular IRA if she’s doesn’t have any earned income this year? Obviously I’m working but not sure if that counts for anything for her?
Originally Posted by lewdog:
The things I’m finding just aren’t clear, which is why I’m asking. Ugh.
Looks like you may have to set up a different type of account. Probably worth hopping on with a customer service rep for whatever brokerage you are using.