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Bob Baerker
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ratio is given by (1  -long_term_tax_rate long_term_tax_rate)/(1  -short_term_tax_rate short_term_tax_rate)

With 20% long term rate and 37% short term rate that ratio will be 1.27.

i.e. his short term gains need to be 27% more than his long term target.

ratio is given by (1-long_term_tax_rate)/(1-short_term_tax_rate)

With 20% long term rate and 37% short term rate that ratio will be 1.27.

i.e. his short term gains need to be 27% more than his long term target.

ratio is given by (1  - long_term_tax_rate)/(1  - short_term_tax_rate)

With 20% long term rate and 37% short term rate that ratio will be 1.27.

i.e. his short term gains need to be 27% more than his long term target.

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hsane
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ratio is given by (1-long_term_tax_rate)/(1-short_term_tax_rate)

With 20% long term rate and 37% short term rate that ratio will be 1.27.

i.e. his short term gains need to be 27% more than his long term target.