edthecynic
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But it does reduce your "risk," not all of it, but some of it. So the risk is still not so risky.But that "risk" isn't so risky since you get to deduct your losses!No, Only Risk. Do you want to encourage investment which translates to growth, or deter it?
That would merely lower your taxable income,NOT reimburse your loss completely.....same thing a charitable contribution does.