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Yes, you may claim losses in any year in which you lost money if you actually sold the position to create a taxable event. If nothing is sold than a taxable event was not created and you may not claim a loss. Another factor is what type of an account were the funds held in. If it is being held in an IRA account than the tax implications would be different according to your individual circumstances. Consult an accountant or a tax advisor to see how these losses will effect you.
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When did the stock market start operating?
in 2008
When did the stock market hit 10000?
2008
How much was lost in stock market crash of 2008?
10 trillion
Why stock market crash in 2008?
Because Chuck Norris is cool.
What percentage has the stock market lost in 2008?
Nearly 60% on an average
How much has the stock market changed in the last 2008 year?
--$100-900
Did the web-bot predict the stock market meltdown of 2008?
simple answer NO NO NO NO it did not simple answer NO NO NO NO it did not simple answer NO NO NO NO it did not
What was the ftse100 rating on June 14 2008?
London stock market index of shares
What was the date on the stock market crash?
Sept 21, 2008
What where some of the major world events in 2008?
the 2008 Olympics was one thing world stock market drop also.
What time did the stock market close on December 31 2008?
4pm Eastern Standard Time
Why did the stock market begin to decline?
In the year 2008 stock markets declined because of the global economic crisis Generally stock markets decline when there are more sellers than buyers. If there is large scale selling of stocks the stock prices tumble which in turn brings down the stock market.
