ItDoesntReallyMatter wrote:
If losing $30k is a large financial hit to you, and you were willing to gamble that on something incredibly volatile, then I would say you should expect to keep working until you have 1 foot in the grave.
Sell the bitcoin that you have left over, and deposit that amount in an account with a robo advisor. Going forward, contribute to a 401(k) and/or IRA. If you can, also contribute a small amount of each paycheck to that robo advisor account. Do this whether the market went up down last week/month/year.
I am very concerned because I can't seem to sell my investment. I've been trying to get what is left out of there but with transaction fees I don't know how much more I'll lose. It will probably take until Monday for me to sell and withdraw and I don't know what the strike price would be then.
I think I have hemorrhoids from all the stress as I haven't showered, haven't wiped my buttcrack in 72 hours and some dried out clumps of feces are caked to the pubic hairs underneath down there.
On my 2017 tax return, do I get to deduct the $3,000 as a personal capital loss and carry over the remainder to future years? Anyone know?