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| Subject: Re: Help me understand Impairment in layman's te | Date: 12/15/2010 12:18 PM | |
| Author: DoubleMyNet | Number: 2135 of 2244 | |
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Peter, it's the stock market, there's no thing as a sure bet. But I appreciate your input. It will take a few days to get my mind wrapped around this. Any additional explanation from other fools will be appreciated here. It is a fairly interesting case study for me here. It sounds like a case of buying high and then writing off the loss against income for the year they impair the loss. Is that like breaking even? (over the first couple of years, I mean.) |
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