Thread regarding Chesapeake Energy Corp. layoffs

Company Controlled Stock not divided by 200- that is why shareholders lost 50% of value overnight

Which is a total loss of 99.99% for those invested in Chesapeake for last 5 years

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After you sold your stock for a loss, you'd use a Schedule D and "Capital Loss Carryover Worksheet" on your taxes to write off up to $3,000 per year. You can keep writing it off until the loss is gone which may take years.

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3,000 per year. Ha!

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So how do we write that off on taxes?

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