1Sem.·

BYD and the loss pot

According to TR I am at $BYD -800 euros, although according to getquin my minus is only around -250 euros.

TR obviously didn't get it right with the taxes.

Does it make sense to sell the position with such a high (apparent) loss - although it's not actually that high - and buy it again the next day?

This would fill my loss pot nicely.

8 Commentaires

Alpalaka@Alpalaka

1Sem.

If the loss is apparently not that high and there is obviously a mistake - just ask the broker? :)

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Liebesspieler@Liebesspieler

1Sem.

@Alpalaka easier said than done with TR ;)

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Alpalaka@Alpalaka

1Sem.

@Liebesspieler That's the disadvantage of trading for €1. You can't have everything

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Liebesspieler@Liebesspieler

1Sem.

@Alpalaka absolutely 👍 was also meant without judgment

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Max@Divident_e

1Sem.

You can do it like this

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Jim@wealth_navigator_64

1Sem.

I somehow got a starting price of 19€???

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Alpalaka@Alpalaka

1Sem.

Seriously: Can you understand why your broker would have the wrong equity? Can you name the correct equity and prove it if the worst comes to the worst?
At BYD there were shares booked as dividends, stock splits and so on. Have you broken it all down?

Otherwise, how do you proceed (if your broker currently still has the wrong equity)? You want to trick the state - in most cases this goes wrong

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André@Daxjaeger

1Sem.

Were there partial sales? Then the question is, who calculates "first in, first out" correctly?
With JustTrade I have incorrect figures with the broker, with Getquin correct ones.
Maybe it's the other way around for you...

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